OpenMPT - Discover the music inside...

The latest version of OpenMPT has been released today.

This is another bugfix to address bugs found in the previous OpenMPT 1.23 release, and also includes a couple of other improvements. These are the noteworthy improvements and changes in OpenMPT 1.23.05.00:

• Deleting and inserting items in the order list automatically adjusts playback, sequence override and play lock positions.
• When inserting a new pattern while a +++ or --- pattern is focussed in the order list, use the currently edited pattern for determining the new pattern's length.
• In windowed mode, the note properties dialog was not always visible.
• Silencing samples was slightly broken.
• Sample undo could crash in some situations.
• In the sample map editor, show faint red dots for notes that are already assigned to another sample.
• Plugin editor positions are now stored in module files.
• Allow drag and drop actions on plugin editors to drop preset files from Explorer.
• Implement ProTracker-style sample swapping correctly, and handle 9xx (Offset) more like ProTracker does in ProTracker 1/2 mode.
• When resuming paused (not stopped) playback, previously playing samples are continued.
• "Maintain sample sync on seek" should now also work when playback was previously stopped.
• When adding a new shortcut that conflicts with an existing shortcut, do not automatically delete the existing shortcut but rather ask the user what to do.
• Merged "Note Off/Cut/Fade" and "Note Off/Cut/Fade (without instrument number)" to never write an instrument number next to those events.
• Setting the default MIDI volume behaviour for new instruments in the Options dialog was broken.
• After loading a new keybinding file, effect keys were no longer working until the user switched to a module with different effect keys.

For a complete list of changes, have a look at the release notes and the full version history.

libopenmpt as well as the Winamp / XMPlay / Foobar2000 input plugins have been updated as well today, making use of the same playback improvements as OpenMPT.