Confirmed. You can continue to work and there will be no problems. I'll fix it.

Confirmed. The window height is incorrect.

Confirmed, only for new users. It's looking for a nonextistant file held over from previous versions.

Yes. I've thought about doing this for some time.

Confirmed. This had to do with the USB device recognition bug in Windows XP. That bug is supposed to have been fixed in Vista and 7.

Yes. I actually meant to do this in the last update but then forgot about it.

Yes. It will also work with a mouse wheel on both platforms.

Confirmed. It is working correctly only for negative cents errors right now.

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

Confirmed. It was looking for Note Off messages on an illegal channel.

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

For the master tuning, yes. I'll have to think more about this.

They work, scrolling only within the window, you just need to use the scrollbar or grab the overhead box ... but I realize it is not exactly expected behavior. I'll take a look at it.

Yes. If you put in the exact cent value of 9/8, it gives 9/8, etc. Right now it is showing exact ratios, to 0.01 cents with very high prime limit. I'll add a cents precision and prime limit to preferences.

OK, I'll see what I can do.

Sorry, but this requires too much work - changing the interface as well as the file format - and to boot, other note names don't really interest me; however, I can do it if you want to pay for it. In that case, contact me by email to negotiate.

Confirmed.

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

You can get a new tuning presently without quitting by having a 'template' tuning file (could be the default master tuning or whatever you want) ready in your preferred 'open' folder. Then just load when you want a new tuning, using Open > Your Template, and then you make your tuning and save that file under a new name. But I'll add a File > New menu item to the next update.

OK, presently the naming is only done one way - comma shifted - by default. I'll make this user selectable, to choose Pythagorean or comma-shifted.

Confirmed. The value was still loaded correctly; fixed now.

Confirmed. The Area tags have been fixed.

Confirmed. The last line is no longer added.

I'm working on this, but for now you can use the Basic Waveforms soundfont from the downloads page. Note that this soundfont has C tuned to A440 Hz, so you have to use the synth Cents Offset to get it back to C.

Confirmed. Right now, only a number can go in the cents position (at the end of an entry, where {pi} is in the given example). In the next update you will be able to use whatever would be a valid entry by itself in the cents position.

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

Not reproducible.

yes, it was ignoring single key cut/paste. Works now.

it is doing this with files of version 0, workaround for now is to open the file in a text editor and add a blank line after the first two lines in the file

bug introduced this update - single ratios with a colon such as 1:1 with no parentheses will cause this error in the parser, add parentheses (1:1) to fix it for now

This is happening the first time when the preferences file is being updated. For now, just boot again and it should open fine.

An interesting idea ... many details to consider. Please discuss it on the forum to develop the idea

bug introduced last update

OK, a 'Copy this octave to all octaves' feature will be added

OK

This version of TPXE 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

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

those windows may have been improperly cast

type I or N to get the normal cursor back

MIDI hand-shaking will be fixed

not possible at this time

fixed in 0.2 mac version

also it corrupts the Preferences file

The up and down arrow key navigation did not refresh the selected key number

This appears to have been a problem with a Quicktime element, now removed

The method determining octaves around this area has been rewritten

Unless specified in a dialog, each key will keep the current octave

Yes, those a quartertone below MIDI C were wrong.

OK, logs will be added, as well as standard constants. There will also be the option to add user constants.

Haven't you heard of Uzi-MIDI?

A 'Simplify Ratios' function has been added to do this; see the Update History and Documentation.

Patches with lots of (pre) reverb caused this problem, but not any more.

The Ariell font has been updated. Please trash the old font and install the new one.

This was only a problem in the pre-beta release