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Plays music styles. Receives midi chord information on the MIDI input and converts the tracks of the style to the appropriate tone. Has an integated MIDI file player, SYSEX manager. Supports up to 36 styles, 36 patches, 160 user setups at a time, 160 midi file player settings. Each combination of the above is saved in a *.jam file. Unlimited number of *.jam files supported. Very flexible and realtime controllable. Requires only a PC keyboard. Originally created to run under DOS. Tested on Linux under Dosemu, runs OK. Tested on Windows XP under Dosbox, can not set-up the MIDI in.
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Hi I am testing aranger423 because I am interested in all types of arrangers running under Linux. I find it very interesting with many features of which I probably only glimpsed a small portion. I use Ubuntu trusty with dosemu. A major issue is that the available release is a demo that stops regularly during use. I looked at the borland folder and found all the necessary sources and software to build the executable. I built from sources (aranger folder) with the Borland C++ compiler (bc.exe) found in the bin folder and everything goes correctly. The compilation provided release 424, but still in demo. So I edited the sources and found how to change to Full release. in PROT_KEY.CPP modify ligne 371 as below (remove remark). 367 void SetDEMOStatus(unsigned char vinagi) 368 { 369 unsigned long d = 0x070E635F; 370 if( (d*8) == GetHardDriveSerial()) pp->licence_level = 0x5F; 371 pp->licence_level = 0x5F; 372} ----------------------for linux users only------------------------ stygmorgan is a similar linux software which use yamaha psr styles. you can find it on sourceforge. Don't forget to read user reviews ... Enjoy
