Congrats Bram Bros.!!!

[stanlea]

All settings does the same. My card is a RME Digi 96/8 Pad, perfectly working with any audio host. MME driver works fine, but with latency, obviously.

[tony tony chopper]

That could have been me indeed.

now tell us for how long people call you 'bram bros'

anyone ever called you mario?

[stanlea]

or Warner ?

[aMUSEd]

That could have been me indeed.

now tell us for how long people call you 'bram bros'

anyone ever called you mario?

Or just Super Bram Bros

[brambos]

All settings does the same. My card is a RME Digi 96/8 Pad, perfectly working with any audio host. MME driver works fine, but with latency, obviously.

And it's only with the drums? That's strange, because both MME and ASIO use the same code for drums..

I'll see if I can find someone else with an RME Digi and if they can reproduce the problem.. otherwise it will be difficult to fix for me

I'm on it.

[brambos]

That could have been me indeed.

now tell us for how long people call you 'bram bros'

I hardly even notice it anymore. I remember Charlie Steinberg even asking me "who are the Bram Brothers? Where's the other one?".

[S.HUSH]

I downloaded Hammerhead yesterday and just tried it out. I TOTALLY remember this thing. I had this with another app i think it was called Rubber Duck or something.
Then my friend got me Rebirth.

[softsynth]

Great stuff,Bram "the Boss"
I still have the legendary Hammer somewhere on the hard drive of my old,dusty Pentium II.Brings back memories of the good old happy days.
It was the king before ReBirth and Fruity Loops became "the STUFF".

Could you release some day an updated version of the Hammerhead with WAV,SF2 and ASIO support for the "modern days"? It will get thousands of downloads from the fans

This Tunafish release is really special.It's now finally usable.The latency of the previous versions was killing it,but not anymore.

[Kermit Jagger]

Or just Super Bram Bros

In any case, and whatever you want to call him, he is a Sonic Hero.

[S.HUSH]

This Tunafish release is really special.It's now finally usable.The latency of the previous versions was killing it,but not anymore.

Agreed. And speaking of Fruity Loops, If Tuna's piano roll had the same workflow as FL's paino roll......that would be HUGE.

[brambos]

This Tunafish release is really special.It's now finally usable.The latency of the previous versions was killing it,but not anymore.

Agreed. And speaking of Fruity Loops, If Tuna's piano roll had the same workflow as FL's paino roll......that would be HUGE.

I'm always open to suggestions! If you could be a little more specific about what you'd like to see implemented I'll put it on the FR list.

[brambos]

This Tunafish release is really special.It's now finally usable.The latency of the previous versions was killing it,but not anymore.

That's good to hear! And I agree that ASIO and low latency are really essential for serious music production. However, what I really like about MME is that it simply works. Always. Everywhere. Nothing to configure about it, and that makes it perfect for people who are just starting out in the music world - which is one of the (but not the only!) groups I'm targetting with Tunafish. The group who might find FL too intimidating and eXT too technical or confusing.

I like minimal, simple and accessible interfaces. Start out as quick musical drafts on a sketchpad and refine from there - that's how Tunafish works. So Tunafish is my own main sequencer, which also ensures that I keep working on it to optimize it and make it more usable.

[Jason Brian Merrill]

how does it handle time sig changes?

[brambos]

how does it handle time sig changes?

There's a switch between 4/4 and 3/4.
Because the pianoroll is grid based, you can easily use the 3/4 setting for 6/8 as well, etc.

But it's fixed for the track. You can't change it during the song, if that's what you mean.

[Jason Brian Merrill]

yeah thats what i meant thanks for answering so quick!