Endless WAV alternative for mac
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- KVRAF
- 5383 posts since 25 Jan, 2014 from The End of The World as We Knowit
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- KVRist
- 33 posts since 21 Jun, 2013 from Germany
Endless WAV is now available for Mac.NoBorders wrote: Sat Nov 16, 2019 11:16 pm Does anyone know of any mac software that can batch edit and write note pitch information to each individual sample? Something like Endless WAV but for macOS?
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- KVRAF
- 2069 posts since 8 Feb, 2013 from Switzerland
Now for Mac? Freeware? Thank you, Mr. Bojahr! The only provider of practical tools for sampling sessions which really work as promised IMHO. 
I'm a user since years with a little help from WineHQ thousands of samples gone through your sampling suite on my Mac.
Yes, I've sustain looped one by one semi-automatically with manual but quick fine tuning.
Non, really no other developer gave me so far the same audible good results and fast workflow feel over all.
Why no English version of your website and any plans to expand your tools for multi-velocity support?
I'm a user since years with a little help from WineHQ thousands of samples gone through your sampling suite on my Mac.
Yes, I've sustain looped one by one semi-automatically with manual but quick fine tuning.
Non, really no other developer gave me so far the same audible good results and fast workflow feel over all.
Why no English version of your website and any plans to expand your tools for multi-velocity support?
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- KVRist
- 33 posts since 21 Jun, 2013 from Germany
Thank you, I am very pleased that the programs are still being used! Sampling is a niche, but I hope there are still a people or two who enjoy it!
I've also been using my own software on the Mac for years. I used crossover for this, but now with the upcoming switch to the ARM platform, I don't know whether it will still work.
Years ago I started rewriting everything in Swift using Xcode on the Mac. But so far I haven't had the time to really finish the new project.
The current port is a close implementation of the old versions with a few optimizations. It's not perfect. I also have to work a bit on the performance. Session 2 WAV is fine with me in this regard, but Endless WAV has to run a little faster. Hopefully, anyone who finds bugs will report them to me.
I've also been using my own software on the Mac for years. I used crossover for this, but now with the upcoming switch to the ARM platform, I don't know whether it will still work.
Years ago I started rewriting everything in Swift using Xcode on the Mac. But so far I haven't had the time to really finish the new project.
The current port is a close implementation of the old versions with a few optimizations. It's not perfect. I also have to work a bit on the performance. Session 2 WAV is fine with me in this regard, but Endless WAV has to run a little faster. Hopefully, anyone who finds bugs will report them to me.