Radium

This release, which is another prerelease before V7, has lots of usability improvements, GUI brushing/cleaning, and disposal of some annoyances. The most notable change this time is the redesign of the modules in the modular mixer. The modular mixer now looks like this: radium_modular_mixer_6_9_94.p...

Another release before V7, mainly to improve the Macos startup message. Not really any need to upgrade. Changes 6.9.90 -> 6.9.91: Macos: Improve startup message. Internal: Minor improvements. Help: Fix the various help buttons and menu entries not showing correct web page if user had manually change...

Another release before V7 to fix some potential memory problems. Changes 6.9.89 -> 6.9.90: Internal: Reorganize code protecting s7 gc variables a little bit. Might have fixed some potential problems. Internal: Preallocate a little bit of memory for vectors. Also remove some thread assertion code fro...

This should be the final release before Radium V7. The biggest news this time is that the macOS version has changed status from stable to Beta. The full macOS version is available for free from now on. The reason for this is that Radium for macOS has many quirks that the Linux and Windows versions d...

Radium now runs on macOS 11. VST3 plugins are finally supported on Linux. Changes 6.9.86 -> 6.9.88: Editor/Instrument: Enable sample-seek by default. Macos: Runs under Macos 11. Windows: Antivirus programs should never scan LADSPA plugins during startup anymore. VST3: Don't allocate memory in realti...

Most work this time has gone into converting note pitches to the new data structure. Note pitches are for changing the pitch of a playing note, used for instance to create portamentos and glissandos. Now you hear changes immediately when editing pitches while playing. The change is also necessary fo...

For the record, this option is available under edit -> preferences -> instruments.

Radium 6.9.82 released. This is an emergency release to fix assertion window popping up when changing the number of lines in a block so that a note is shortened.

Radium 6.9.81 released. This is an emergency release to fix strange things sometimes happening when adding notes in some situations. Changes 6.9.80 -> 6.9.81: Load: Fix program freeze if loading a song with a VST/AU plugin from the command line. Was probably only a problem on Linux. VST/AU: Enable a...

Radium 6.9.80 is a big release. Most work this time has gone into converting note velocities to the new data structure. Now you hear changes immediately when editing velocities while playing. The change is also necessary for future work such as converting the editor from using OpenGL to using Vulkan...