suggestions

[ghost]

hi, these are some suggestions for your very interesting music player:

1 - add WASAPI and ASIO support
2 - add .flac support
3 - fix the master audio volume - it is too loud, I almost hurt my ears after clicking on the knob because it was on maximum and it just blasted the music so loudly on my ears. apparently it only "works" after you click on it, this is why the sound wasnt as loud before I tried to change it.
4 - I'm not sure if this is possible to implement, but the program would look much nicer if it had its own window box, instead of the default Windows one. you know, something that blends in with the program's aesthetics.
5 - bug report: when you try to change the MIDI volume knob, the program crashes.
6 - bug report 2: when you click on the Previous Track ( |< ) button for the General Midi, it too crashes, this time informing of a runtime error -2147418113 (8000ffff) "-1 is not a valid hexadecimal number".

[ghost]

oh, and please add the latest executable to the Releases page here on github

[ghost]

ministation is pretty cool too

[ghost]

Also, VirtualMIDISynth requires a SoundFront. which one would you recommend? I have no idea what should I use.

[alexxvandenberg]

Thanks for your feedback. I will look at everything you send me and will try to implement fixes and improvements in the next version or versions of the application.

I will keep you posted

[alexxvandenberg]

Version 2.4.0 will be released soon

• The executable will be added to the release page.
• Soundfonts will be added as download option to the wiki of Audiostation, a link will be added to the release page.

Non of the suggestions of your first comment are added to release 2.4.0 I will start working on your suggestions in the next version 2.5.0. The first thing I will work on is adding flac support.

[ghost]

so, apparently the master volume knob issue is actually very simple: the knob controls system volume, so when you click on it, it turns the volume to 100% because the knob is on its topmost position. a good solution would be to set it either to a more sane default position, like 10% or 20%, or make it correspond to the current system volume