Quoteand keep saving as you fix up the codeI would just like to point out that OpenMPT has an autosave feature which many people either are not aware of or actively disable and then always complain afterwards if they lost any progress. Compared to most other trackers, it's practically impossible to lose more than a few minutes of work in OpenMPT in its default configuration. If you are extra paranoid, you can increase the autosave interval to every 1-2 minutes and increase the history size to 10 files or so.
Quote*I wish ompt would - when the sustain pedal is being held down, try its best with the room it has been given, to give each note one channel no matter how closely together they are input - but that is something I will need to talk about on the issue tracker.OpenMPT already supports sustain pedal MIDI messages. Are you saying that they are not working at all for you?
Quote from: n0cturn on March 28, 2024, 19:31:08Where did you get them from?oh I get most my vsts from either plugins4free.com or my collection of old downloads, I think these were all from b4f though since the linux modplug can only show the graphics for 64bit vsts, and almost my whole old collection is 32bit.
Quote from: n0cturn on March 28, 2024, 19:19:31do you run a museum in your spare time?My entire studio is one big museum of 80s/90s hardware. Old is not automatically worse.
Quote from: n0cturn on March 28, 2024, 19:19:31Time to treat yourself to a nice new computer maybe?That wouldn't run the DOS classics. And no, emulation doesn't do them justice (at least some of them).