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I just pushed version 1.1b, which bumps the version of pylsdj, adds support for .savs with Arduinoboy commands in them, and fixes an issue with SRM loading.

https://github.com/alexras/lsmc/releases/

Sorry to hear you're having trouble. I've replied to the GitHub issue; hopefully we can get you unstuck.

Haha oh wow, you know what? There isn't. But that's a really good idea. That'll go in the next release.

For those who are curious; four years later this finally became a thing: http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/16398 … sav-files/

Waveform editing and kit patching are both things I've heard a lot of interest in previously. Perhaps they'll be new features in v1.1.

Ah, yeah the docs are a bit misleading here. You can change the individual waves to your heart's content, but the other synth settings (volume, cutoff, phase, etc) won't stay synchronized with the wave.

In any event, the waves are just 32 hex nibbles, and can be edited just like an array of numbers.

**Edit**: wait, actually I spoke too soon. Turns out I _did_ make the waves read-only. If that's something you feel should be relaxed (because yolo, who cares about consistency between parameters and waves) then let me know. I'm clearly not super invested in the idea.

Yeah, .sav loading being slow is a known problem. For what it's worth, it's a lot faster JITed (running through pypy, for example), but that's probably more of a consequence of bread being a bit too clever with class internals for its own good. I've considered switching the backend to construct, but perfect is the enemy of done.

If you're not working off 2.0, you should be. I did a pretty big refactor of instrument internals last night that I'm still writing tests for / debugging.