http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic ... 1&t=411649
old stuff:
Hi all,
Here are the latest builds of our stuff, ready for public testing:
Windows:
ACE2242Win.zip, Diva2242Win.zip, Filterscape2242Win.zip, MFM22242Win.zip, Podolski2242Win.zip,
Satin2242Win.zip, TripleCheese2242Win.zip, Uhbik2242Win.zip, Zebra22242Win.zip
ZebraCM2242Win.zip
Mac:
ACE2242Mac.zip, Diva2242Mac.zip, Filterscape2242Mac.zip, MFM22242Mac.zip, Podolski2242Mac.zip,
Satin2242Mac.zip TripleCheese2242Mac.zip, Uhbik2242Mac.zip, Zebra22242Mac.zip
ZebraCM2242Mac.zip
Changes since 2228 (click for version history etc.)
- hopefully fixed crash bug in Bitwig on MacOS X (was a Cocoa drawing issue)
- put full Mousewheel support back into VST2
- fixed All Notes Off issue with Zebra (abrupt releases)
- fixed Pan/Vol Mod Labels in ZebraCM
- fixed MIDI Unlearn in AAX / Pro Tools
- reworked Mac Installers with Apple recommended ownerships (System/Admin)
- correct Satin 1.1 user guide
- added full resolution to 7-bit MIDI Learn
- moved Runciter from Example to Harmonic category in PT
- added host/os/bitdepth/plug-in format to logging facility
- correct UI size for Satin in Live 32-bit VST
- fixed erratic parameter loopback in Satin (possibly fixing a lot of random issues)
Important Note for ACE users: If you upgrade ACE from a version prior to 1.2 then you might have to re-assign parameters in track automation. Read more
Important Note for Satin users: If you update Satin from a version prior to 1.1.1 then you can't easily "go back" because presets saved with the new version don't open in older versions. Please back up your projects with Satin before you update, then restore them if you need to go back to Satin 1.1 or 1.0 (which we hope you don't have to)
Note for TDZ users: Updating ZebraHZ takes a bit more work than just upload an automatically generated zip. We'll post an update once the major issues are confirmed to be fixed, and we'll announce this here.
Thanks,
- Urs
some more background info:
A few months ago we decided to drastically shorten the time between development stages and public deployment. So now, when we've worked through a bunch of feature requests and bugfixes, we post the absolute latest and freshest versions here, in public. This way we hope to catch bugs and issues much quicker than in usual development cycles. We also hope to provide quick fixes and workarounds whenever people experience problems with our official release versions.
Is it dangerous to install these version? - Yes, they obviously have beta status and they're not tried and tested broadly. But: They are as good as a freshly released software can be and they fix a lot of issues that are still present in the official versions.
Here comes the gist: We release these shortly after changes were made. Thus, whenever a bug is reported, chances are good that it occurs in a part that a developer has just touched. So the developer needs less time to understand the issue and fix it. Therefore, the software ultimately becomes better in shorter time than it would be possible with, say, annual updates.
Thus, the more people who install and use these versions, there more stable it gets