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TERMINATORX

terminatorX realtime audio synthesizer

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TERMINATORX 4.2.0 IMPROVES AUDIO QUALITY

Tarballs for this new release are available on the Download page and updated
Ubuntu packages can be found in the terminatorX PPA. Changes from 4.1.0 include:

 * A new sinc based interpolator that improves resampling quality quite a bit,
   if you prefer the old aliasing artifacts a new configuration option allows to
   switch back to the old linear interpolation.
 * Updated the artwork a bit with a “Tux under threat” theme (yes, that is
   another Public Enemy reference) – the source code based label was really
   dated.
 * And the usual minor bug fixes.



Author Alexander KönigPosted on August 26, 2022August 26, 2022Categories
release, ubuntuLeave a comment on terminatorX 4.2.0 improves audio quality


ISSUE TRACKING

We’ve decided to retire the bugzilla instance at lisas.de – so in order to file
new bug reports or feature requests for terminatorX please use github’s issue
tracker instead or file a pull request.

Author Alexander KönigPosted on October 30, 2021November 1, 2021Categories
codeLeave a comment on Issue tracking


TERMINATORX-4.1.0: COLORS, DRAG’N’DROP AND MORE

Finally, I had the chance to polish the source code a bit for releasability,
after having a bunch of smaller improvements sitting in the git tree for quite a
while.

Rearrange the effect processing order through drag’n’drop (click for full-size)

Release 4.1.0 brings:

 * Turntable colors to quickly find the right controls/or audio data
 * Effect queues can now be rearranged using drag’n’drop
 * Old icons have been replaced with stock versions
 * Workaround for duplicated events in wrap pointer mode as under some
   conditions X11 may generate motion events when warping
 * Fix position of loading dialog on startup
 * Miscellaneous clean-ups

As always you can find the sources in the download section; pre-built packages
for Ubuntu 20.10 are available in the terminatorX PPA.

Author Alexander KönigPosted on February 20, 2021February 20, 2021Categories
releaseLeave a comment on terminatorX-4.1.0: colors, drag’n’drop and more


FIXING A FEW BUGS – TERMINATORX 4.0.1

Quick bugfix release to address some issues with the audio backends: The user
interface allowed selecting the PulseAudio backend, even when terminatorX was
built without PulseAudio support. In addition the error message was not really
helpful and PulseAudio was not set as default as it was intended.

These issues have been fixed with release 4.0.1, as usual you can find the
tarball on the download page, the PPA builds are currently in progress – the
resulting .deb packages should be available shortly.

Author Alexander KönigPosted on July 24, 2016Categories Uncategorized3 Comments
on Fixing a few bugs – terminatorX 4.0.1


TERMINATORX 4.0.0 – FINALLY!

This one has been in the making for quite a while, but after some struggling
terminatorX has once again reached a release-worthy state. While regular users
may not notice a lot of changes right away, this is probably one of the biggest
change sets yet. Among a lot of smaller fixes release 4.0.0 brings:

 * Port to Gtk+3, which lead to some unexpected ramifications
 * New audio driver backend for PulseAudio
 * The old X11-DGA based mouse grab mode was incompatible with Gtk+3, so
   terminatorX now reads from /dev/input/mice directly (when run setuid-root) or
   falls back to the good old pointer-warp mode (potentially losing some
   precision compared to reading the events directly from Linux input). The good
   thing is that both methods should also work for upcoming display server
   technologies replacing X11.
 * The icons now adapt to the configured font size; the knob has been
   re-rendered to adapt to high-dpi displays (automatic size adjustment can be
   overridden via configuration)
 * The turntable cursor (or needle) now has a short trail (can be switched off)
   and the audio zoom level can be adjusted using the mouse wheel

terminatorX 4.0.0 is now available from the download page; pre-built packages
for Ubuntu 16.04 are available in the terminatorX PPA.

Author Alexander KönigPosted on June 26, 2016June 26, 2016Categories
releaseLeave a comment on terminatorX 4.0.0 – finally!


THERE’S LIFE IN THE OLD DOG YET!

The brave effort to create a Debian package for aseqjoy lead to a discussion on
whether all parts of aseqjoy (and yes, there are not that many parts) come under
the same terms and conditions. To resolve this ambiguity and finally release
some dusted modifications sitting the git repository for ages, I finally
released aseqjoy-0.0.2 today. Aside of addressing these legal matters aseqjoy
now also supports emitting fine MIDI control change events with higher
resolution.

Author Alexander KönigPosted on May 7, 2016May 7, 2016Categories aseqjoyLeave a
comment on There’s life in the old dog yet!


UPDATED RPMFUSION PACKAGES AVAILABLE

Fedora users can now install pre-built terminatorX packages from the RPMFusion
repository. The 3.90 packages are currently in the testing repository and should
move on to updates in the next days.

Author Alexander KönigPosted on February 17, 2014Categories fedora, releaseLeave
a comment on Updated RPMFusion packages available


PPA BUILDS FOR RELEASE 3.90 AVAILABLE

You can now install terminatorX 3.90 on Ubuntu 13.10 via the terminatorX PPA,
details on how to use that archive are available in the download section.

Author Alexander KönigPosted on February 13, 2014February 13, 2014Categories
release, ubuntuLeave a comment on PPA builds for release 3.90 available


TERMINATORX 3.90

A new terminatorX release is available, grab the tarball from the download
section if you want to give it a try. While still GTK+2 based, this release
completes the first half of the GTK+3 migration guide, expect the next releases
to be GTK+3 based. Aside of lots of cleanups addressing deprecated APIs, this
release also brings:

 * gradient for the sample widget to freshen the UI a bit
 * a fix for Bug #33
 * delayed initialization for the jack engine (when jack is not activated via
   preferences) to avoid unnecessary start-up delays

 

Author Alexander KönigPosted on February 12, 2014February 14, 2014Categories
release1 Comment on terminatorX 3.90


SCM MIGRATION

Finally, the terminatorX sources have a new home, the source code repository is
now using git. We also have one of those neat gitweb instances up and running
here.

More details are available on the new Code section.

Author Alexander KönigPosted on January 25, 2014January 27, 2014Categories code,
dotorg2 Comments on SCM Migration


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RECENT GIT COMMITS

 * Bump to v4.2.0 August 25, 2022
 * Update terminatorX logo August 25, 2022
 * Add a workflow to build tarballs August 23, 2022
 * Add new target to build .gz and bzip2 from the same tarball August 23, 2022
 * Add missing dependency to spec file to fix fc36 build. August 21, 2022




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 * terminatorX-4.1.0: colors, drag’n’drop and more
 * Fixing a few bugs – terminatorX 4.0.1
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