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Fix accidental nesting of compound commands which broke "Abandon Selection" logic; move note-snap after editing into the compound command for the edit function instead of issuing a separate command
author | Chris Cannam |
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date | Wed, 02 Apr 2014 09:12:18 +0100 |
parents | 108f67eca61c |
children | 949c9446ebb5 |
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Changes in Tony 0.4 since the previous release 0.3: * The main pitch tracker (pYIN) now uses a non-FFT Yin method in order to produce unbiased timestamps * Pitch estimation within a constrained frequency range now uses a harmonic spectrum plugin (CHP) that tracks peaks within the range in a way more in line with user expectations than pYIN * The layer show/hide controls have been merged into the layer type icons, saving toolbar space * Adjustment of the displayed frequency range has been crudely added * Fix crash on loading a second file and inability to export pitch track after using selection strip Changes in Tony 0.3 since the previous release 0.2: * Key shortcuts for editing have been revised to be more consistent on OS/X and across different Qt versions * Reduce visual clutter in selection areas * Fixes to OS/X deployment Changes in Tony 0.2 since the previous release 0.1: * Waveform is now displayed in a shadow layer at bottom of main pane * A selection strip has been added at the bottom of the window, so selections can be made without changing tool mode * Double-click in selection strip now selects a region associated with a single note * Pitches can be moved up and down by octaves, and to different pitch candidates, within the selected area * Cancelling a selection by hitting Esc restores the pre-selection pitch track * A frequency range can be selected with shift-click in the main window to prompt the pitch tracker to run only within that range * Arbitrary-frequency playback and pitch track resynthesis now supported * Layers can now be hidden, and playback toggled, individually, and there are now gain and pain controls for each playable layer type