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  1. GO randomize pipe speaking

    There is some discussion about the future of the "randomize pipe speaking" option of GO. Currently, if enabled, it detunes each started pipe with a random value up to +/- 1 cent. There are proposals raising the limit up to +/- 4 (or +/-2) cent. Other proposals are applying a static detuning...

  2. Go 1515

    I have pushlished new build: * panel scalling * (fixed) load concurrency (multi-core support for loading without a cache) Loading from the uncompressed cache is only delay by a slow hard disk * transparent wavpack support demo set is shipped in compressed state Older changes (already part of...

  3. Use cases for a GO MIDI recorder/player

    What would a MIDI recorder/player in GO be used for? The standard MIDI message seem not to be very suiteable for GO. For the worst case, GO could have 20 manuals to record (this is arbitray limit which could even be raised in the future). MIDI just features 16 channels. A ODF can include...

  4. GO ODF creation best practices

    This way you can modell an organ with all currently supported extras and complications: * For each pedal/manual add a manual. Even if the manual has a short octave, keep the pipe definition chromatic. Either extend missing tones or add a silence sample for them. Remap them to short octave via...

  5. GO Live

    This is currently just an experiment (only for 64-bit enabled computers with at least 512 MB ​​of RAM): https://sourceforge.net/projects/e9925248.u/files/GOCD/ It just contains the most important things: * A simple file manager and desktop (Linux based) * GO * A archive manager * A text editor...

  6. GO and reverb

    I'm currently exploring GO and convolution reverb. I have published an experimental build: https://sourceforge.net/projects/e9925248.u/files/GrandOrgue/2012-11-25/ You also need to download some impulse reponse, eg: * http://www.voxengo.com/impulses/ * http://freeverb3.sourceforge.net/ir.shtml...

  7. GO midi output

    I have published a new GO build, which includes MIDI output support: https://sourceforge.net/projects/e9925248.u/files/GrandOrgue/ http://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home:e9925248:grandorgue&package=grandorgue Coding has just been finished - testing is still going on.
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