Yass Reloaded 2024.6

Features

• Pasting lyrics over existing syllables: If you have copied lyrics as plain text, it is now possible to paste them onto selected syllables. e. g. you have two notes "Hi" and "there!". If you copy the word "Hello" from a plain text source (e. g. Notepad, or a website with lyrics), then select the two notes in the Yass Editor, and then press CTRL-V, Yass will split "Hello" into two syllables and paste "Hel" and "lo" over the selected notes.
• Adjust line endings: Let's say you have a syllable stretched across several notes, e. g. "torn~~" and you want the notes to be "torn" instead to reflect the fact, that the "n" is actually sung last. You can now select "torn" and the following tildes, and press Shift-E (for "ending"), and Yass will move the n to the end of the last selected tilde ("torn"). If you press Shift-E again, Yass would move the "r" to the end ("to~~rn")

Other Changes

• Issue 13 Adjusted installer to install into "Yass Reloaded" instead of "Yass Along", to avoid program conflicts with the original Yass
• Issue 14 Point to Azul download page instead of java.com

Bugfixes

• USDB Syncer Meta-Tag Editor: Medleys were not added to tags when the starting beat was zero
• Inserting lyrics: The first note was sometimes removed when the lyrics to be inserted did not intersect with existing lines
• File ends now with "E" end tag, and not a new line
• When using "Set Start", the value was set as milliseconds, but should have been seconds
• Surpressing CTRL-O in Editor as this would change the orientation of the lyrics and would effectively mess up the program instance