- Add 'duplicate track' features
- Add 'recent files' menu
- Implement resizing notes with the mouse cursor
- Allow background tracks in score editor
- Score editor's notation flags (musical and linear notations) are now saved in .aria file
- Add GTK-style scrollbar for Linux systems
- "Select all" and "Unselect all" buttons for background tracks in track properties
- Add keyboard shortcut to change note velocity (Alt + up/down, Alt + pageup/pagedown)
- Update to latest version of libjdksmidi
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Aria Maestosa 1.4.6 Released
Bug fixes and new features include :
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Using the new feature to resize notes with the mouse cursor. Then I want to listen to the modified section; but I can't seem to position the "play" cursor properly, it always starts from the beginning. What am I doing wrong, please?
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Hi,
Deleteyou can enter the measure to start playing at in the toolbar (see "start" in http://ariamaestosa.sourceforge.net/docs/topbar.png ). Instead of typing this number, you can control-click the measure you can the song to start at in the measures bar at the top (possibly Command-Click if you are using OSX)
Aha! control-click is just what I was looking for. Thank you.
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