Software information: Maestro (changes)
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» Maestro
Maestro is a basic music player. It can create and edit scores of up to four staves and eight voices. Playback is via the 8-bit internal sound system, or to a MIDI device.
Status
Current status: Beta
Last stable version: 2.05
Installation Instructions
Maestro can is be normally found installed in $.Apps in the Apps standard directory. HardDisc4 image. Help on usage can be found in the !Help file or theRISC OS User Guide.
Known Issues issues
Maestro has numerous quirks and limitations. There is at least one redraw bug that causes visual corruption when editing multi-part scores, and playback can be erratic.
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History of the component
Release To view the release history for versions available on theROOL web site: site, visit theGitLab Commits page (releases are “tagged” with the version number).
| Version | Details |
|---|---|
| 2.11 | Further UI tweaks; double barlines implemented |
| 2.10 | User interface overhaul |
| 2.05 | Sprites updated |
| 0.00 | Initial release |
Obtaining the software
This software is usually supplied as part of the standard HardDisc4 build.
The latest version of the software can be obtained from the Packages server.
To obtain the source code, visit the GitLab source page.
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