I've put a hint in the readme now, too.

Edit: And I've added the readme to all of the distribution archives.

Edit again: I've added a selection of examples to the distribution.

Okay, I'm putting the binaries into an archive. I'm just going to use 7Zip format. Is that okay or do I really need to use Zip as well?

It seems I'd need to pay for the upgraded GitHub repository and that's not happening right now.


Daniel.

But there is? In the Distribution directory?

I know there is some way of setting up the repository differently and have a nice downloader thing but I don't know how to do it.

I am considering putting the binaries in an archive instead of individually.


Daniel.

Done.

> On the other hand, it bugs me that it could be a problem, so I'll probably > fix it and remove the support for OpenAL on Windows. I realised I should test it myself and yes, it is a problem. Damn. I'll compile Windows versions without support for OpenAL in the standard distribution. Apologies! Dan...

> I'll update the repository shortly. I need a few hours break, first. Alrighty! Platform x64 is now supported for Linux and Windows. I must mention that I realised that I have compiled Windows versions with support for OpenAL. If you don't have it installed, you won't have any troubles AFAIK, so lo...

Heyas! > I'll be attempting to port to 64 bit (x64) shortly. I've fixed the problems preventing a 64 bit compilation. I'm working on building the tools in 64 bits. I also found that my documentation is missing some vital hints. I'll update the repository shortly. I need a few hours break, first. Dan...

*Whew* I've consolidated the code base and now have support for 32 bit (x86) Linux for all but MIDIToSID (which I will fix soon) and XSIDList (soon to be released). I haven't got any new progress on the MacOS port. If anyone is able to look into this, I'd be willing to provide as much help as I can....

Heyas!

I have now got working 32 bit versions of XSID Play and XSID To MIDI on Linux. I hope to have MacOS versions very soon. I will upload them all once they are done.

I am in the process of working on the SID Convert application, too.


Daniel.

Whoops... Fixed another regression bug.

@Analog-X64: Thanks. Good to hear there may be another user. I'd love to hear your feedback.


Daniel.

Hrmm... I've made a few "quality" improvements. Most notably, I've added the "Legato Extras" feature which, when used, tries to improve the quality of the output legatos. I noticed a few issues with them and this addresses those issues. You probably want to keep this feature on f...

Alright... I've added the ability to control the pitch bend range. You can now specify after how many semitones legato should be used (which also controls the pitch bend range). I'm working on converting Artillery by Geir Tjelta (41 instruments detected and all of them "melodic"!) and its ...

Hmm... It seems that there is probably not a lot of difference in general. The difference is only going to be a couple of cents at most which is below the threshold of hearing. They say that even trained audiophiles can only hear the difference of 3 cents or so. Anyway, the calculation is more corre...

Hey, no problem. I've downloaded a few guides and technical notes and use them as reference. I've also got my synth manual which is invaluable. Initially I was trying to use millisecond timing using SMPTE (frames/subframes) instead of the Division but my DAW (Sonar) wouldn't accept it and neither wo...

Whoops, there was a bug or two. I've fixed them now. Hopefully it all works as it should.