So even while it's loading midis, you can select and view them, or drag more in, it's much harder to breakįixed issue where auto-ordering, auto-selection, and sometimes lute settings as a whole were failing to save with the partition.Hopefully fixed lockups by making the entire app async

Net 7 and thread safety should fix many crashes, improve speed and rendering, and lets me use nice new featuresįixed crash when re-opening the Guild Library Rewrote pretty much everything with modern. Also it seems like if you adjust the position of any track or channel and re-save it, that also seems to fix it.Only use this if they already sound bad, and I think using Clear Offsets should resolve that issue (most songs sound fine at the default octaves, in recent lutebot versions that transpose better) Warning: Something about this can sometimes make songs just be completely off-pitch, but I couldn't find out how or why.Use Clear Offsets if you have lots of old midis that are pitched too high or too low

If previously all your songs sounded bad, you should probably re-save your midis again, with Reorder, using the LuteMod menu at the top of LuteBot. So you guys might want it, even if it's a little unpolished So I figured I should release what I have, because I've been using it and it's definitely an improvement in a lot of ways, and it works reasonably well for me.

but I haven't really finalized it, there may still be some debug stuff in there)īasically I got caught up in work stuff before I could finish this completely and then stopped wanting to code in my free time for a bit, and it could be months before I mess with it again. (The LuteMod version is pretty solid, though, except the broken voice and issue with mirror-duplication. Backup your midis before doing any bulk re-saving, and be aware that Voice is broken in the included LuteMod 2.6.9 (but it has many other improvements) Warning: This is a 'beta' version of LuteBot, probably less stable than most.

Fixed issue with wrong lutemod version making installs fail.

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