Confirmed. Somehow two folders were omitted from the last server upload, causing this installation error only for new users. The files have been uploaded properly so this has been fixed in the current version.

Confirmed. The menu item was linked to the wrong method which just turned off the synth sustain pedal instead of stopping all notes.

Confirmed. It tries to get a non-existing filename for the Undo registry. I'll allow it to apply without saving.

Yes, the line ending encoding for .csv was accidentally forced to Windows format in CSE version 2.4.0, so only Mac users need this fixed.

OK. I will work with you to make sure these exports are what you need.

Confirmed. Apple made some changes in 10.6 that are causing the crash.

Confirmed. Any other software running that creates virtual MIDI ports will cause this crash.

Confirmed. Apple recently made a change in CoreAudio that is causing this crash.

I can't reproduce this, but it might happen when you open a file with .tbx extension instead of .cse extension. It is supposed to handle both, but for some reason I am getting reports of crashing for .tbx files. So, renaming those files with .cse should solve the problem, but I'll of course fix it as well.

Confirmed. The actual value is loaded from the new table, but the window is not showing it correctly.

Confirmed. Using Undo / Redo is losing the file reference sometimes.

Bug introduced last update, happening if the tuning name has the .cse extension included. For now you can get around it by taking away the extension.

Confirmed. The dialog needs to appear (unless you have some idea for a different way of working? If so please use the forum to discuss) but the scale should be selected in the popup menu and it isn't. For now you just have to do the extra step.

Confirmed; this happened if you had been using a soundfont and then you tried to switch to the Quicktime synth using the popup window rather than the synth window, so it could be avoided by choosing sound sets from the synth window.

Confirmed. The last line is no longer added.

Confirmed. It was wrongly defaulting to keyboard size from the preferences.

Confirmed. If you got a crash, it createed this file. The name of that file was not updated to conform to the new naming guidelines.

Confirmed. Instead of cancelling, you could load the file and delete it if you did't want it.

Confirmed. It appears they are wrong when A is set to anything other than 440 Hz.

You can work with Hz values directly by typing the letter f in the entry to get f= after which you type a Hz value. I'll also add Hz values either as a units column toggle option or a popup menu.

It can be opened by clicking on the Key display. The menu select and command key will be fixed.

Not reproducible.

OK. It used to default to whatever was the last place used, now it does what you want.

This was happening for older G3 and G4 PPC macs.

This version of TBXE defaults to the MIDI port selected in your Preferences when you program a table, so make sure that you set the preferred MIDI output to your MIDI interface. It works, but the next update will put output options in the program window to avoid this confusion.

the Virtual MIDI ports are not connecting sources

OK. You can do this in the Quick Temperaments window, but a more flexible global keyboard playing window will be added

you are outside the US, using the comma as the numeric float character which is causing this problem

found and fixed

actually this is correct, but many other octave transposition problems are being fixed in the next update

Great idea, thanks for suggesting it.

MIDI hand-shaking will be fixed

Files may have the wrong version information. If you open the file in a text editor and change the first line to FileVersion:1.2 it will fix the problem.

Bug introduced last update

If files are not in the standard format, there may be problems. The file parser will be reviewed

Leftover debugging display from last update

Bug introduced last update

Bug introduced last update

Bug introduced last update

This was due to a quicktime element left over from the playback architecture of version 1.1

Bug introduced last update

Bug introduced last update

This is caused when two MIDI buses are conflicting. When using the window cancel box the app now quits properly instead of just closing the window. Trying to run multiple copies of the app will crash.

The files were accidentally formatted on an old Mac PPC, so they split into resource and data forks when unzipped on a PC. A new set of files zipped on the PC has been uploaded.

The validation function has been updated for all tuning entries. It may not catch every invalid entry, but it will try.

Now you can ;)

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Scroll wheel functions will work when the pointer is on the scrollbar. In the list itself the wheel is now disabled to avoid the reported crashing.

All dialogs have been reassigned as Modal.

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Bug introduced last update.

Bug introduced last update.

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See the new Key dialog; now all tuning formulas are accepted as possible Keys.

Some octaves may still transpose incorrectly.

Some octaves may still transpose incorrectly.

Bug introduced last update.

See new key shortcuts and menu options.

Pitch bend range and resolution is now adjustable from the new Tuning Box menu.

See the new Batch Programming window.

See the new Import window, which also now allows mapping the scale to the keyboard directly from the import dialog.

Missing, until now ;)

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