(the plug-in formerly known as) Epoch, i am so excited i can barely wait

[anotherstephen]

Depends if we have the capacitor to handle it... ugh...

[HunterKiller]

I've narrowed it down to a short-list of potentials. I'll pick a victor shortly.

[woggle]

Hi COlin - re the Lua implementation, will we be able to use libraries like this one http://scilua.org/index.html
thanks, woggle

[todd_r]

I've narrowed it down to a short-list of potentials. I'll pick a victor shortly.

What about 'Loomer Potentials' lol.

Really looking forward to this too

[woggle]

I've narrowed it down to a short-list of potentials. I'll pick a victor shortly.

What about 'Loomer Potentials' lol.

Really looking forward to this too :)

perhaps he means he is going to pick Loomer Victor :)

[colin@loomer]

re the Lua implementation, will we be able to use libraries like this one http://scilua.org/index.html

Yes, absolutely: you can use third party external libraries.

I wasn't aware of SciLua actually, so thanks for the heads up. I've been wanting to move away from Python / NumPy for a while, so this looks like a perfect replacement.

[woggle]

re the Lua implementation, will we be able to use libraries like this one http://scilua.org/index.html

Yes, absolutely: you can use third party external libraries.

I wasn't aware of SciLua actually, so thanks for the heads up. I've been wanting to move away from Python / NumPy for a while, so this looks like a perfect replacement.

thanks Colin, great news. If you haven't come across this, MUSIC 21 is an interesting python music project out of MIT http://web.mit.edu/music21/

I found scilua looking for a lua implementation of the beta distribution. Easily the most useful probability distribution for music as far as i am concerned. 2 parameters gets you pretty much any shape you want

[Nydus]

Hi guys,

Thought I'd share some exciting news here at Cerberus Audio.
We're currently working hard on Epoch, since April we've implemented several new features that Epoch users and beta testers are currently taking advantage of - It bangs.

We've been exploring the use of Epoch as a gate, we've created a couple of videos of this being used in practise, which we've also shown to our users.

Epoch is scheduled to be released this month (July), so I'll update you with audio in the near future.

We'd like to thank TheoM, who reported a bug to us last week regarding Volt, which we fixed within 2 hours of receiving. Our users can now enjoy the new version of Volt.

[EvilDragon]

Hmmmm... Wrong developer subforum perhaps?

[djanthonyw]

Would it be possible for this to handle both 64bit and 32bit plugins at the same time to act as a bridge?

[Nydus]

Would it be possible for this to handle both 64bit and 32bit plugins at the same time to act as a bridge?

Hi djanthonyw,

Could you please elaborate? We make both 32 and 64 bit versions of all our plugins, so bridging should never be necessary.

[EvilDragon]

He's asking about Loomer's "plugin formerly known as Epoch" which still doesn't have a new name, not your plugins.

See, the confusion when you landed in other developer's subforum... This thread is not about Cerberus Audio Epoch.

[woggle]

He's asking about Loomer's "plugin formerly known as Epoch" which still doesn't have a new name, not your plugins.

See, the confusion when you landed in other developer's subforum... This thread is not about Cerberus Audio Epoch.

the most disappointing bit being "released this month (July)" most likely does not apply :(