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Radium 7.1.86 released
Posted: 29 Dec 2022 20:44
by kjetil
Most important changes since last release are that LLVM has been updated from 10 to 15, and that Faust has been updated from 2.37.3 to 2.54.9. JUCE has also been updated, which might make plugins run better.
The Mac version is compiled with LLVM/Clang 15 this time and the minimum MacOs version for running Radium is V11 (i.e. you need Big Sur or newer).
Changes 7.0.01 -> 7.1.86
- Macos: Don't warn during startup if the operating
system is too new to have been tested.
- Crashreporter: Make it clearer that a plugin
most likely caused the crash if a plugin was
processing when the crash happened.
- Macos: Compile with clang 15.
- Macos: Update LLVM from 10.0.1 to 15.0.6.
- JUCE: Update from 7.0.2 to 7.0.3.
- Upgrade faust 2.37.3 -> 2.54.9.
Re: Radium 7.1.86 released
Posted: 03 Jan 2023 20:45
by akimaze
I'm just curious what the number 86 means? Is that a build number?
Re: Radium 7.1.86 released
Posted: 22 Jan 2023 09:20
by kjetil
"86" just means that approximately a bunch of things have happened since e.g "91". Ideally, the last number shouldn't go above "10", so 7.0.96 is approximately the same as 7.1.86, and so forth, but I only want to increase the middle number if something big has happened since the previous release. I'm hoping to get that last number below "10" at some point, but that probably never happens.
Re: Radium 7.1.86 released
Posted: 22 Jan 2023 11:56
by kjetil
Oh, and V7.0.01 should really have been V7.0.97, or something like that, but I though it was cleaner to use 7.0.1 after a bump in the major number. "7.1.86" just made up for that.
Re: Radium 7.1.86 released
Posted: 22 Jan 2023 16:51
by kjetil
Radium 7.1.87 released.
Some minor bug fixes. Most important fix is for moving the first velocity node of a note, which behaved buggy in some situations.
Changes 7.1.86 -> 7.1.87
- NSM: Fix if "getenv" returns #f instead of empty
string.
- Scheme: Fix converting character to string, which
suddenly stopped working.
- Editor: Fix moving first velocity node, which
sometimes behaved very strange.
- Editor: Fix holding shift not working to circumvent
other notes limiting where a can be placed.
- Sequencer: Fix clicking the seqtrack number
creating an undo.
- GUI: Reduce default maximum number of menu elements
that can be shown at once, from 200 to 100. 200 might
fill up the screen and sometimes even freeze the
program, at least if using fvwm.
- Fix tooltip for sequencer button in mixer. (akimaze)
- Fix compilation on systems with newer binutils dev
files (yzzyx)
Re: Radium 7.1.86 released
Posted: 01 Apr 2023 15:12
by kjetil
Radium 7.1.88 released. Some bug fixes.
Changes 7.1.87 -> 7.1.88
- Instrument menu: Add "Assign to current editor track"
option.
- Editor: Fix double-playing notes when scrolling up
and down repeatedly on the same line and possibly
other situations.
- Sample requesters: Also show files with mixed lower
and upper case in file suffix, e.g. "sample.Wav"
- Sampler: Fix XI instruments not displayed in the
embedded file browser.
Re: Radium 7.1.86 released
Posted: 06 Apr 2023 08:45
by kjetil
Radium 7.1.89 released.
Most exciting news this time is a new demo-song by mward25 called "Test Automation", demonstrating effects in Radium, changing one effect at a time per block to easily hear changes.
Changes 7.1.88 -> 7.1.89:
- Demo songs: Added "Test Automation" made by mward25.
- Sequencer: Fix moving seqblocks (and probably other
things) not working when sequencer is inside the
mixer and the mixer is displayed in its own window.
- Ladspa plugins: More detailed progress message
during program initialization. May help track down
why it sometimes takes so long time on Windows.
Re: Radium 7.1.86 released
Posted: 11 Apr 2023 20:13
by Carotino
Hi. I don't know if it's an error, but on github you tagged this release as 7.8.89, not as 7.1.89.
Bye
Re: Radium 7.1.86 released
Posted: 13 Apr 2023 11:11
by kjetil
Carotino wrote: ↑11 Apr 2023 20:13
Hi. I don't know if it's an error, but on github you tagged this release as 7.8.89, not as 7.1.89.
Bye
Thanks for pointing out. I'll try to retag.