OS2XL 1.03 is up

http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/%7Empc1000/

but i dont know how to find the list that details the changes.....

found it!



Bug fixes

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Bug Fixes & Addition: OS2XL Ver1.03 27-DEC-2008
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1. [GRID]

Type:AUDIO
Cursor does not move during a play.

2. [DRUM PROGRAM]

[PAD window]
There no Copy pad.

3. [GPE]

INST PROGRAM
Cursor cannot move to the Play field.

< Addition>
1. TRIM

F4:[LOOP ON]
-->, <-->, X-FADE
The cross fade loop of a sample became possible.
The short loop of 100 or less mSEC cannot carry out cross fade.
The sample of a stereo cannot carry out cross fade.

2.TRACK MUTE

[Window]
Mute type: NOTE ON/LEVEL.
Mute of a level was added.
Refer to manual. http://www7a.biglobe.ne.jp/~mpc1000/os2xl/trackmute.htm

That track mute feature is really nice I think. Sample mutting in the same way as midi can make you really creative.

Crossfade loop is **** great.

anybody else getting a crash when attempting to turn on input thru?

some cool features but i don't like how he changed the LOOP tab in the TRIM screen.

used to be able to press the LOOP tab repeatedly to switch between the loop types. but now it's gone back to the old behavior: you use the tab to switch on & off only and then you have to put the cursor up top to change the loop types.

too slow. plus it makes you go thru an extra hop when your switching the cursor from sample start to sample end. he should change it back to the way it was.

the way i used to alt loop a whole program in os2 was using pgm mode in the trim screen.
highlight the loop type parameter, then hit the pads while continually moving the data wheel.
its actually pretty quick.

in most versions of os2 alt loop would be set automatically on sample chops,if the parent samples were originally set to alt loop.One click to turn the loop on turned them straight to alt loops. the double click method changed this when it was brought in.

i wish the x-fade strenght would be adjustable...