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#! /usr/bin/env python3
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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#Do not change these during runtime!
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METADATA = {
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#The pretty name of this program. Used for NSM display and Jack client name
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#Can contain everything a linux file/path supports. Never change this or it will break the
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#session, making your file unable to load and destroying saved Jack connections.
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"name" : "Patroneo",
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#Set this to the name the user types into a terminal.
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#MUST be the same as the binary name as well as the name in configure.
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#Program reports that as proc title so you can killall it by name.
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#Should not contain spaces or special characters. We use this as save file extension as well
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#to distinguish between compatible program versions. In basic programs this will just be e.g.
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#patroneo. But in complex programs with a bright future it will be "laborejo1" "laborejo2" etc.
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"shortName" : "patroneo",
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#A very short description used in various places: Desktop file, overview on the website,
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#release announcements, entries in software directories etc.
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"tagline" : 'Easy to use pattern based midi sequencer.',
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"version" : "2.3.2",
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"year" : "2022",
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"author" : "Laborejo Software Suite",
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"url" : "https://www.laborejo.org/patroneo",
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"supportedLanguages" : {"German":"de.qm"},
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#Show the About Dialog the first time the program starts up. This is the initial state for a
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#new instance in NSM, not the saved state! Decide on how annoying it would be for every new
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#instance to show about. Fluajho does not show it because you add it many times into a session.
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#Patroneo does because its only added once.
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"showAboutDialogFirstStart" : True,
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#If your program handles very small duration with n-tuplets you should increase D4.
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#This will not be visible to the outside jack world
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"quarterNoteInTicks" : 96,
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#How many audio outputs do you want? must be pairs. These are just unconnected jack outputs
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#that need to be connected internally to instrument outputs like fluidsynth
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"cboxOutputs" : 2 * 0,
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#Does the program uses a metronome? In this case you need at least two cboxOutputs above
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"metronome" : False,
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#Various strings for the README
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#Extra whitespace will be stripped so we don't need to worry about docstring indentation
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"description" : """
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Patroneo (which is Esperanto for "Pattern") is an easy to use, pattern based midi sequencer, a
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program that sends digital "notes" to software instruments such as synthesizers and samplers.
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This program is feature-complete with version 2.3.0 in 2022.
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Further releases will be limited to maintenance and fixing problems.
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Patroneo is primarily designed for educational purposes, where the main goal is to teach the
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importance of patterns and repetitions in any kind of music. However, Patroneo is a full sequencer
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you can use to create real music. The constraints it presents will more likely boost your
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creativity than suppressing it.
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You have tracks with one pattern each. Turn on steps in the pattern to play
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musical notes. Switch the patterns on and off in a sequence to create a song structure.
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Connect external synthesizers and samplers to create sounds.
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""",
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}
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