Hi, Wondering if migrate to github is still an option ? Github has some support for SVN, as I have been able to do 'svn checkout' against. I am quite comfortable with the SVN way of working and not so much Git beyond the concepts. What active development I am doing today - and I'm not a professional programmer any longer, only a hobbyist - is all hosted using Subversion repositories. I won't try to speak for the other two who are still actively contributing, but I'm taking the position of 'if it is not broken, don't fix it' with regard to a move to Github. Because of some archane issues with the Xojo compiler, I have to use their 2019r2 release to build the Mac version, but the Windows version needs to be built on a release. I have not had the chance to build and test on Windows what was released as 3.0.1 on the Mac or the current head of the code trunk (they are slightly different, but functionally should be equivalent). I was pushing hard to get something done for Catalina on the Mac, and I know that our Windows users are probably feeling left out. To achieve that, I'm writing a small Windows.

In my initial tests, I used Reaper as backing track software, having it controlling OpenSong via MIDI messages. I couldn't find such a solution, so I started to work on that. However, the software being used to achieve this goal is usually expensive, so I was thinking in a low-cost solution for that. I have seen many churches using backing tracks during worship, with backing track software controlling lyric presentation software via MIDI messages.

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