(the product formerly known as) Epoch

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Yes: you'll be pleased to hear that it runs on 10.6.8 Snow Leopard. In fact, I still develop for Mac OS X on good ol' reliable 10.6.8.

[pinki]

And so another year rolls over in the longest release in the history of audio software..........

Happy New Year Colin!

[ThomasHelzle]

5.5 hours to go...

Cheers,

Tom

[rexlapin]

Hi Colin,
All the best to you in 2015 and some extra good wishes for getting
your project ready for beta this year!
Cheers,
Scott

[stanlea]

It's London time for Loomer.

[ThomasHelzle]

So 4 it is

[colin@loomer]

Well, I don't think anyone will be massively surprised to hear that it didn't quite get to beta in 2014. Unfortunately, the triple threat of Christmas, some family issues, and several critical bug fixes in other projects, and some e-shop changes, pretty much ate into the lion's share of my development time.

Thanks all for your continuing patience and support in this matter: I can confidently say, 100%, no excuses, early 2015 will see this in all of your eager hands!

[atukao]

Is Epoch in a state of completion to provide a screen shot?

[treebeard]

How amazingly rude! How dare you put yourself and your family before us?

Don't you realize how hard it is for us to just wait around eating turkey whilst you take the easy route, coding and fixing and looking after your loved ones!?

I am utterly mystified.

Joking aside - I wish you all the best and hope you don't feel genuinely harrassed by us here. (despite my best efforts)

Good luck Colin and Happy New Year

[colin@loomer]

Is Epoch in a state of completion to provide a screen shot?

I'd rather show the finished UI rather than a mosaic of finished and unfinished components.

hope you don't feel genuinely harrassed by us here. (despite my best efforts)

Of course not; it's lovely that people are still interested in this, despite the delays, and every time someone asks about it, I feel more convinced that the several thousands of hours that have been sunk into development will prove worth it.

[treebeard]

A quick question - will it be possible to turn steps on/off using midi?

[jowen]

2015 - a mosaic of finished and unfinished components

after three years waiting
its time to think about a new Mini Mac for my still known as Numerology Version 4

[cwig]

Is Epoch in a state of completion to provide a screen shot?

I'd rather show the finished UI rather than a mosaic of finished and unfinished components.

oh dear, sounds like a public release is a long way off.

[jowen]

yes cwig!

So its time for a new Mini Mac for Numerology 4, what is not so bad to use the time!

[colin@loomer]

Unfinished UI components, that is: programmer art is currently being replaced. I do appreciate that this has taken a LOT longer than anyone anticipated, but I do hope you'll all agree the wait was worth it. Things such as AAX ports of the current product line unfortunately ended up eating months of development time, which had a knock-on effect on timescales for new projects. And I do restate: it really isn't far off at all. (And if you think the wait has been stressful on you, I can assure you that it's been much worse on me!)

A quick question - will it be possible to turn steps on/off using midi?

Yes, you can map every parameter on the sequencers directly to MIDI controllers (or map them to other modular elements which are then routed into the sequencers, which tends to be the way I prefer to work.)