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Date2010-02-12 03:30
FromSteven Yi
Subject[Csnd] [announce] blue 2.0.5
Hi All,

I've released a new version of blue at:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/bluemusic/files/

(I am still working on the new homepage for blue with corrected links,
for now please use the direct link above to the Sourceforge download
page).

Changes are listed below.  Note: I have been mostly notifying just the
blue list of new versions as they were mostly smaller bug fix
releases, but this release has a few bigger fixes and feature changes
that I thought were mentioning on the csound list.

Thanks and enjoy!
steven



[CHANGE LOG]

>Notes for 2.0.5<
[released 2010.02.11]

Steven Yi-----------------------------------------------------------------------

blue

    [new] - Python: for Orchestra Library, added new bluePch related functions
            in ScoreUtilities.py:

            getBluePchBaseTen(pch, numScaleDegrees)
            getBluePch(baseTen, numScaleDegrees)
            bluePchAdd(pch, addValue, numScaleDegrees)
            bluePchDiff(pch1, pch2)
            makeBluePchSet(startPch, intervalList, numScaleDegrees)

            please see source python files for more information

    [updated] - blueLive: updated to no longer use its own SoundObjectEditPanel
            but instead to reuse the common SoundObjectEdit Window.  Now able
            to use NoteProcessors with soundObjects in blueLive

    [updated] - Made SoundObject Editor Window no longer use green border but
            instead modify window title when editing SoundObjects from library
            or blueLive

    [updated] - Python: Orchestra Tuning class modified to reuse blue's internal
            Scale class

    [updated] - PianoRoll: modified mouse handling so that if clicking a note
            for resizing, it will immediately start drag mode (previously
            required first click to select, then second click to resize)

    [fix] - blueLive: right-click popup menu was not working for cut/copy/paste
            to/from Score timeline

    [fix] - modified APIRunner code to prevent crash when blueLive was running
            and Score render was initiated when using Csound API

    [fix] - modified Audition runner code to prevent crash when auditioning
            soundObjects and an already running audition is going

    [fix] - adding a SoundObject to the SoundObject library created and Instance
            object but did not actually add the item to the library

    [fix] - adding and Instrument to the project orchestra did not create
            associated Mixer Channels correctly if Mixer window was not
            previously opened during session


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Date2010-02-13 15:40
From"Dr. Richard Boulanger"
Subject[Csnd] Re: [announce] blue 2.0.5
Steven,

Blue is so wonderful and powerful.... And each version so much more  
intuitive and more beautiful.

Congratulations and thanks for this superb new version and release.

Dr. B.


On Feb 11, 2010, at 10:30 PM, Steven Yi wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> I've released a new version of blue at:
>
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/bluemusic/files/
>
> (I am still working on the new homepage for blue with corrected links,
> for now please use the direct link above to the Sourceforge download
> page).
>
> Changes are listed below.  Note: I have been mostly notifying just the
> blue list of new versions as they were mostly smaller bug fix
> releases, but this release has a few bigger fixes and feature changes
> that I thought were mentioning on the csound list.
>
> Thanks and enjoy!
> steven
>
>
>
> [CHANGE LOG]
>
>> Notes for 2.0.5<
> [released 2010.02.11]
>
> Steven  
> Yi 
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> blue
>
>    [new] - Python: for Orchestra Library, added new bluePch related  
> functions
>            in ScoreUtilities.py:
>
>            getBluePchBaseTen(pch, numScaleDegrees)
>            getBluePch(baseTen, numScaleDegrees)
>            bluePchAdd(pch, addValue, numScaleDegrees)
>            bluePchDiff(pch1, pch2)
>            makeBluePchSet(startPch, intervalList, numScaleDegrees)
>
>            please see source python files for more information
>
>    [updated] - blueLive: updated to no longer use its own  
> SoundObjectEditPanel
>            but instead to reuse the common SoundObjectEdit Window.   
> Now able
>            to use NoteProcessors with soundObjects in blueLive
>
>    [updated] - Made SoundObject Editor Window no longer use green  
> border but
>            instead modify window title when editing SoundObjects  
> from library
>            or blueLive
>
>    [updated] - Python: Orchestra Tuning class modified to reuse  
> blue's internal
>            Scale class
>
>    [updated] - PianoRoll: modified mouse handling so that if  
> clicking a note
>            for resizing, it will immediately start drag mode  
> (previously
>            required first click to select, then second click to  
> resize)
>
>    [fix] - blueLive: right-click popup menu was not working for cut/ 
> copy/paste
>            to/from Score timeline
>
>    [fix] - modified APIRunner code to prevent crash when blueLive  
> was running
>            and Score render was initiated when using Csound API
>
>    [fix] - modified Audition runner code to prevent crash when  
> auditioning
>            soundObjects and an already running audition is going
>
>    [fix] - adding a SoundObject to the SoundObject library created  
> and Instance
>            object but did not actually add the item to the library
>
>    [fix] - adding and Instrument to the project orchestra did not  
> create
>            associated Mixer Channels correctly if Mixer window was not
>            previously opened during session
>
>
> Send bugs reports to this list.
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Date2010-02-13 23:01
FromNick Suda
Subject[Csnd] Re: Re: [announce] blue 2.0.5
Forgive me for asking such a basic question... What do I have to execute to run Blue? I have downloaded the compressed folder you included in the SourceForge link, but I don't know what to do next...

Thanks,

Nick

On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Dr. Richard Boulanger <rboulanger@berklee.edu> wrote:
Steven,

Blue is so wonderful and powerful.... And each version so much more intuitive and more beautiful.

Congratulations and thanks for this superb new version and release.

Dr. B.



On Feb 11, 2010, at 10:30 PM, Steven Yi wrote:

Hi All,

I've released a new version of blue at:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/bluemusic/files/

(I am still working on the new homepage for blue with corrected links,
for now please use the direct link above to the Sourceforge download
page).

Changes are listed below.  Note: I have been mostly notifying just the
blue list of new versions as they were mostly smaller bug fix
releases, but this release has a few bigger fixes and feature changes
that I thought were mentioning on the csound list.

Thanks and enjoy!
steven



[CHANGE LOG]

Notes for 2.0.5<
[released 2010.02.11]

Steven Yi-----------------------------------------------------------------------

blue

  [new] - Python: for Orchestra Library, added new bluePch related functions
          in ScoreUtilities.py:

          getBluePchBaseTen(pch, numScaleDegrees)
          getBluePch(baseTen, numScaleDegrees)
          bluePchAdd(pch, addValue, numScaleDegrees)
          bluePchDiff(pch1, pch2)
          makeBluePchSet(startPch, intervalList, numScaleDegrees)

          please see source python files for more information

  [updated] - blueLive: updated to no longer use its own SoundObjectEditPanel
          but instead to reuse the common SoundObjectEdit Window.  Now able
          to use NoteProcessors with soundObjects in blueLive

  [updated] - Made SoundObject Editor Window no longer use green border but
          instead modify window title when editing SoundObjects from library
          or blueLive

  [updated] - Python: Orchestra Tuning class modified to reuse blue's internal
          Scale class

  [updated] - PianoRoll: modified mouse handling so that if clicking a note
          for resizing, it will immediately start drag mode (previously
          required first click to select, then second click to resize)

  [fix] - blueLive: right-click popup menu was not working for cut/copy/paste
          to/from Score timeline

  [fix] - modified APIRunner code to prevent crash when blueLive was running
          and Score render was initiated when using Csound API

  [fix] - modified Audition runner code to prevent crash when auditioning
          soundObjects and an already running audition is going

  [fix] - adding a SoundObject to the SoundObject library created and Instance
          object but did not actually add the item to the library

  [fix] - adding and Instrument to the project orchestra did not create
          associated Mixer Channels correctly if Mixer window was not
          previously opened during session


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Date2010-02-13 23:49
FromBrent Boylan
Subject[Csnd] Re: Re: Re: [announce] blue 2.0.5
If you're on windows and have already installed csound, unzip blue into a directory where you want to keep it. Then drill down to the bin folder in the blue directory and double click the blue.exe file. It should start right up. Now, in blue, click on Tools>Options and find the Realtime Render tab and make sure blue knows where to find your csound executable. Next go to File>Open Project and look for the Examples folder in your blue directory and try out a few projects to see a hint of what's possible. Good luck. blue is great.

Brent

On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 4:01 PM, Nick Suda <nick.suda@gmail.com> wrote:
Forgive me for asking such a basic question... What do I have to execute to run Blue? I have downloaded the compressed folder you included in the SourceForge link, but I don't know what to do next...

Thanks,

Nick


On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Dr. Richard Boulanger <rboulanger@berklee.edu> wrote:
Steven,

Blue is so wonderful and powerful.... And each version so much more intuitive and more beautiful.

Congratulations and thanks for this superb new version and release.

Dr. B.



On Feb 11, 2010, at 10:30 PM, Steven Yi wrote:

Hi All,

I've released a new version of blue at:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/bluemusic/files/

(I am still working on the new homepage for blue with corrected links,
for now please use the direct link above to the Sourceforge download
page).

Changes are listed below.  Note: I have been mostly notifying just the
blue list of new versions as they were mostly smaller bug fix
releases, but this release has a few bigger fixes and feature changes
that I thought were mentioning on the csound list.

Thanks and enjoy!
steven



[CHANGE LOG]

Notes for 2.0.5<
[released 2010.02.11]

Steven Yi-----------------------------------------------------------------------

blue

  [new] - Python: for Orchestra Library, added new bluePch related functions
          in ScoreUtilities.py:

          getBluePchBaseTen(pch, numScaleDegrees)
          getBluePch(baseTen, numScaleDegrees)
          bluePchAdd(pch, addValue, numScaleDegrees)
          bluePchDiff(pch1, pch2)
          makeBluePchSet(startPch, intervalList, numScaleDegrees)

          please see source python files for more information

  [updated] - blueLive: updated to no longer use its own SoundObjectEditPanel
          but instead to reuse the common SoundObjectEdit Window.  Now able
          to use NoteProcessors with soundObjects in blueLive

  [updated] - Made SoundObject Editor Window no longer use green border but
          instead modify window title when editing SoundObjects from library
          or blueLive

  [updated] - Python: Orchestra Tuning class modified to reuse blue's internal
          Scale class

  [updated] - PianoRoll: modified mouse handling so that if clicking a note
          for resizing, it will immediately start drag mode (previously
          required first click to select, then second click to resize)

  [fix] - blueLive: right-click popup menu was not working for cut/copy/paste
          to/from Score timeline

  [fix] - modified APIRunner code to prevent crash when blueLive was running
          and Score render was initiated when using Csound API

  [fix] - modified Audition runner code to prevent crash when auditioning
          soundObjects and an already running audition is going

  [fix] - adding a SoundObject to the SoundObject library created and Instance
          object but did not actually add the item to the library

  [fix] - adding and Instrument to the project orchestra did not create
          associated Mixer Channels correctly if Mixer window was not
          previously opened during session


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Date2010-02-14 01:42
FromNick Suda
Subject[Csnd] Re: Re: Re: Re: [announce] blue 2.0.5
I'm on OS X 10.6.2, but thanks for the reply!

Sorry not to specify this detail!

-Nick

On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 6:49 PM, Brent Boylan <brebo33@gmail.com> wrote:
If you're on windows and have already installed csound, unzip blue into a directory where you want to keep it. Then drill down to the bin folder in the blue directory and double click the blue.exe file. It should start right up. Now, in blue, click on Tools>Options and find the Realtime Render tab and make sure blue knows where to find your csound executable. Next go to File>Open Project and look for the Examples folder in your blue directory and try out a few projects to see a hint of what's possible. Good luck. blue is great.

Brent


On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 4:01 PM, Nick Suda <nick.suda@gmail.com> wrote:
Forgive me for asking such a basic question... What do I have to execute to run Blue? I have downloaded the compressed folder you included in the SourceForge link, but I don't know what to do next...

Thanks,

Nick


On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Dr. Richard Boulanger <rboulanger@berklee.edu> wrote:
Steven,

Blue is so wonderful and powerful.... And each version so much more intuitive and more beautiful.

Congratulations and thanks for this superb new version and release.

Dr. B.



On Feb 11, 2010, at 10:30 PM, Steven Yi wrote:

Hi All,

I've released a new version of blue at:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/bluemusic/files/

(I am still working on the new homepage for blue with corrected links,
for now please use the direct link above to the Sourceforge download
page).

Changes are listed below.  Note: I have been mostly notifying just the
blue list of new versions as they were mostly smaller bug fix
releases, but this release has a few bigger fixes and feature changes
that I thought were mentioning on the csound list.

Thanks and enjoy!
steven



[CHANGE LOG]

Notes for 2.0.5<
[released 2010.02.11]

Steven Yi-----------------------------------------------------------------------

blue

  [new] - Python: for Orchestra Library, added new bluePch related functions
          in ScoreUtilities.py:

          getBluePchBaseTen(pch, numScaleDegrees)
          getBluePch(baseTen, numScaleDegrees)
          bluePchAdd(pch, addValue, numScaleDegrees)
          bluePchDiff(pch1, pch2)
          makeBluePchSet(startPch, intervalList, numScaleDegrees)

          please see source python files for more information

  [updated] - blueLive: updated to no longer use its own SoundObjectEditPanel
          but instead to reuse the common SoundObjectEdit Window.  Now able
          to use NoteProcessors with soundObjects in blueLive

  [updated] - Made SoundObject Editor Window no longer use green border but
          instead modify window title when editing SoundObjects from library
          or blueLive

  [updated] - Python: Orchestra Tuning class modified to reuse blue's internal
          Scale class

  [updated] - PianoRoll: modified mouse handling so that if clicking a note
          for resizing, it will immediately start drag mode (previously
          required first click to select, then second click to resize)

  [fix] - blueLive: right-click popup menu was not working for cut/copy/paste
          to/from Score timeline

  [fix] - modified APIRunner code to prevent crash when blueLive was running
          and Score render was initiated when using Csound API

  [fix] - modified Audition runner code to prevent crash when auditioning
          soundObjects and an already running audition is going

  [fix] - adding a SoundObject to the SoundObject library created and Instance
          object but did not actually add the item to the library

  [fix] - adding and Instrument to the project orchestra did not create
          associated Mixer Channels correctly if Mixer window was not
          previously opened during session


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Date2010-02-14 04:19
FromMike Moser-Booth
Subject[Csnd] Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: [announce] blue 2.0.5
Hey Nick,

I'm not at my Mac right now, but I believe the file you want to run is Applications/blue/bin/blue.command.

.mmb

Nick Suda wrote:
I'm on OS X 10.6.2, but thanks for the reply!

Sorry not to specify this detail!

-Nick

On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 6:49 PM, Brent Boylan <brebo33@gmail.com> wrote:
If you're on windows and have already installed csound, unzip blue into a directory where you want to keep it. Then drill down to the bin folder in the blue directory and double click the blue.exe file. It should start right up. Now, in blue, click on Tools>Options and find the Realtime Render tab and make sure blue knows where to find your csound executable. Next go to File>Open Project and look for the Examples folder in your blue directory and try out a few projects to see a hint of what's possible. Good luck. blue is great.

Brent


On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 4:01 PM, Nick Suda <nick.suda@gmail.com> wrote:
Forgive me for asking such a basic question... What do I have to execute to run Blue? I have downloaded the compressed folder you included in the SourceForge link, but I don't know what to do next...

Thanks,

Nick


On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Dr. Richard Boulanger <rboulanger@berklee.edu> wrote:
Steven,

Blue is so wonderful and powerful.... And each version so much more intuitive and more beautiful.

Congratulations and thanks for this superb new version and release.

Dr. B.



On Feb 11, 2010, at 10:30 PM, Steven Yi wrote:

Hi All,

I've released a new version of blue at:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/bluemusic/files/

(I am still working on the new homepage for blue with corrected links,
for now please use the direct link above to the Sourceforge download
page).

Changes are listed below.  Note: I have been mostly notifying just the
blue list of new versions as they were mostly smaller bug fix
releases, but this release has a few bigger fixes and feature changes
that I thought were mentioning on the csound list.

Thanks and enjoy!
steven



[CHANGE LOG]

Notes for 2.0.5<
[released 2010.02.11]

Steven Yi-----------------------------------------------------------------------

blue

  [new] - Python: for Orchestra Library, added new bluePch related functions
          in ScoreUtilities.py:

          getBluePchBaseTen(pch, numScaleDegrees)
          getBluePch(baseTen, numScaleDegrees)
          bluePchAdd(pch, addValue, numScaleDegrees)
          bluePchDiff(pch1, pch2)
          makeBluePchSet(startPch, intervalList, numScaleDegrees)

          please see source python files for more information

  [updated] - blueLive: updated to no longer use its own SoundObjectEditPanel
          but instead to reuse the common SoundObjectEdit Window.  Now able
          to use NoteProcessors with soundObjects in blueLive

  [updated] - Made SoundObject Editor Window no longer use green border but
          instead modify window title when editing SoundObjects from library
          or blueLive

  [updated] - Python: Orchestra Tuning class modified to reuse blue's internal
          Scale class

  [updated] - PianoRoll: modified mouse handling so that if clicking a note
          for resizing, it will immediately start drag mode (previously
          required first click to select, then second click to resize)

  [fix] - blueLive: right-click popup menu was not working for cut/copy/paste
          to/from Score timeline

  [fix] - modified APIRunner code to prevent crash when blueLive was running
          and Score render was initiated when using Csound API

  [fix] - modified Audition runner code to prevent crash when auditioning
          soundObjects and an already running audition is going

  [fix] - adding a SoundObject to the SoundObject library created and Instance
          object but did not actually add the item to the library

  [fix] - adding and Instrument to the project orchestra did not create
          associated Mixer Channels correctly if Mixer window was not
          previously opened during session


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Date2010-02-14 05:32
FromNick Suda
Subject[Csnd] Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: [announce] blue 2.0.5
I didn't realize I had to let the Terminal sit a little while, until it executes the program.

Thanks!

-Nick

On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 11:19 PM, Mike Moser-Booth <mmoserbooth@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey Nick,

I'm not at my Mac right now, but I believe the file you want to run is Applications/blue/bin/blue.command.

.mmb


Nick Suda wrote:
I'm on OS X 10.6.2, but thanks for the reply!

Sorry not to specify this detail!

-Nick

On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 6:49 PM, Brent Boylan <brebo33@gmail.com> wrote:
If you're on windows and have already installed csound, unzip blue into a directory where you want to keep it. Then drill down to the bin folder in the blue directory and double click the blue.exe file. It should start right up. Now, in blue, click on Tools>Options and find the Realtime Render tab and make sure blue knows where to find your csound executable. Next go to File>Open Project and look for the Examples folder in your blue directory and try out a few projects to see a hint of what's possible. Good luck. blue is great.

Brent


On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 4:01 PM, Nick Suda <nick.suda@gmail.com> wrote:
Forgive me for asking such a basic question... What do I have to execute to run Blue? I have downloaded the compressed folder you included in the SourceForge link, but I don't know what to do next...

Thanks,

Nick


On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Dr. Richard Boulanger <rboulanger@berklee.edu> wrote:
Steven,

Blue is so wonderful and powerful.... And each version so much more intuitive and more beautiful.

Congratulations and thanks for this superb new version and release.

Dr. B.



On Feb 11, 2010, at 10:30 PM, Steven Yi wrote:

Hi All,

I've released a new version of blue at:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/bluemusic/files/

(I am still working on the new homepage for blue with corrected links,
for now please use the direct link above to the Sourceforge download
page).

Changes are listed below.  Note: I have been mostly notifying just the
blue list of new versions as they were mostly smaller bug fix
releases, but this release has a few bigger fixes and feature changes
that I thought were mentioning on the csound list.

Thanks and enjoy!
steven



[CHANGE LOG]

Notes for 2.0.5<
[released 2010.02.11]

Steven Yi-----------------------------------------------------------------------

blue

  [new] - Python: for Orchestra Library, added new bluePch related functions
          in ScoreUtilities.py:

          getBluePchBaseTen(pch, numScaleDegrees)
          getBluePch(baseTen, numScaleDegrees)
          bluePchAdd(pch, addValue, numScaleDegrees)
          bluePchDiff(pch1, pch2)
          makeBluePchSet(startPch, intervalList, numScaleDegrees)

          please see source python files for more information

  [updated] - blueLive: updated to no longer use its own SoundObjectEditPanel
          but instead to reuse the common SoundObjectEdit Window.  Now able
          to use NoteProcessors with soundObjects in blueLive

  [updated] - Made SoundObject Editor Window no longer use green border but
          instead modify window title when editing SoundObjects from library
          or blueLive

  [updated] - Python: Orchestra Tuning class modified to reuse blue's internal
          Scale class

  [updated] - PianoRoll: modified mouse handling so that if clicking a note
          for resizing, it will immediately start drag mode (previously
          required first click to select, then second click to resize)

  [fix] - blueLive: right-click popup menu was not working for cut/copy/paste
          to/from Score timeline

  [fix] - modified APIRunner code to prevent crash when blueLive was running
          and Score render was initiated when using Csound API

  [fix] - modified Audition runner code to prevent crash when auditioning
          soundObjects and an already running audition is going

  [fix] - adding a SoundObject to the SoundObject library created and Instance
          object but did not actually add the item to the library

  [fix] - adding and Instrument to the project orchestra did not create
          associated Mixer Channels correctly if Mixer window was not
          previously opened during session


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(425) 941-0093




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Nick Suda
Renton, WA/Boston, MA
nick.suda@gmail.com
(425) 941-0093




--
Nick Suda
Renton, WA/Boston, MA
nick.suda@gmail.com
(425) 941-0093