Radium 7.2.87 released

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kjetil
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Radium 7.2.87 released

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Biggest news this time is support for ARM64 CPUs. This includes
releasing native binaries for Macs running an M1, M2, or M3 CPU.
(Download MacOS ARM64 binaries here:
http://users.notam02.no/~kjetism/radium ... 4/?C=M;O=D)

Another big news is the new demo song "Poptikus" by Nil Geissweiller /
A-Lin (Europe). Besides being a really great song by itself, it is
also a good demonstration of what you do with Radium since all
instruments in this song are made with the FaustDev instrument, and
nearly all of the instruments are coded from scratch specifically for
this song!

Not related specifically to this release, but here is a new tutorial
video for Radium, created by SacredBirdman:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-ttkNfVqgk


Changes 7.1.92 -> 7.2.87:
  • MacOS: Always enable incremental GC when running
    ARM. May improve scrolling performance in the
    editor.
  • Sequencer: Fix "Delete" entry in seqblock popup
    menu.
  • Build: Update bdw-gc from 7.4.16 to 8.2.4.
  • MacOS: Fix the ZL1 key again.
  • MacOS: Add support for LV2 plugins.
  • Startup/Mac: Fix long startup time on MacOS.
  • OpenGL: Fix laggy editor interface after moving
    the main window to a screen with a different
    refresh rate.
  • GUI: Paint thin black border around all
    checkboxes.
  • GUI: Make the color of Mute buttons lighter if
    background color is too similar to the default
    mute color.
  • Preferences: Option to turn off checking for
    abnormal signals. Might shave off a few CPU
    cycles.
  • Add support for aarch64 CPUs, i.e. 64 bit ARM.
  • Remote control: Disable access from other computers
    by default, i.e. only allow requests from
    localhost. Access from other computers can be
    enabled in preferences if needed.
  • GUI/Preferences: Fix program not remembering
    "CPU friendly audio meter updates" between
    sessions.
  • Demo songs: "Poptikus" by Nil Geissweiller /
    A-Lin (Europe). All instruments in this song are
    made with the FaustDev instrument.
  • Build: Upgrade QScintilla from 2.10.8 to 2.14.0.
  • Build: Fix build with gcc >= 11 and clang >= 15.
  • Build: Various patches from Arch Linux.
  • Build: Fix for building faust on Manjaro Linux.
  • API: controlPortOpenForRemoteConnections,
    setControlPortOpenForRemoteConnections,
    getCheckAbnormalSignals, setCheckAbnormalSignals,
    gui_colorDistance
kjetil
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Re: Radium 7.2.87 released

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Radium 2.7.89 released.

Quick release to fix LV2 plugins, which was broken in 2.7.87. Also, in 2.7.87 I forgot to mention that LV2 is available for MacOS as well, which would have been incorrect. But now it is.

This release also includes a new demo song called "Locrans Shop" made by Trumpetrespas. This song is "showcasing swing, a simple drum beat (utilizing the fluidsynth instrument), and volume text.".

Changes 7.2.87 -> 7.2.89:
  • Demo song: "Locrans Shop" made by Trumpetrespas.
  • Editor: Add "Drums" to the "(click me)" menu.
  • Fluidsynth: Replaced the default soundfont
    Orgue.sf2 with FluidR3_GM_drums.sf2. FluidR3_GM is
    made by Frank Wen. Trumpetrespas stripped it down
    to only include drums.
  • Audio: Fix LV2 plugins (bug introduced in 7.2.87).
  • Build: Fix having to run "make packages" twice/etc.
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Re: Radium 7.2.87 released

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The Mac version now really starts a lot faster! BTW Mac users if you get a message that Radium is "damaged" and cannot be opened, you may need to clear the extended attributes by running: xattr -c path/to/Radium.app on the command line.

This also fixed the bug I ran into when making the tutorial video so I added a correction card for it :)
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Re: Radium 7.2.87 released

Post by akimaze »

I have to admit that the new version is largely groundbreaking. I have projects of sizes about from 30-50MB, and they now load several seconds faster. Similarly, the entire GUI is much more responsive – opening plugin GUIs is now immediate (previously there was lag about 1s). Great job!
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