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Written by Louis Carrese
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Friday, 10 April 2009 |
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Hi,
Wired 0.7.0 has been released.
On the developer side, the release process has been improved, therefore, we will be able to put out a new version more regularily.
On the user side, meanwhile a lot of compilation errors have been solved, every single feature has been reactivated (no matter its functionning state).
More than ever we are looking for user feedback, packagers and translators involvement. User forums and the wired-packagers mailing-list on sourceforge are still there. |
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Last Updated ( Friday, 10 April 2009 )
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Written by Louis Carrese
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Monday, 23 February 2009 |
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Since it started, Wired has been an 'end-of-studies' project. It was taken back each year by a new team of students who would try to push it to a further level of accomplishment. Unfortunately, it has not been taken back this year.
As ex-members of the 2007 team, 3 of us decided to continue working on this project on our free time. We think that this project has a strong potential and that there is a strong underlying community that should not be left away.
We do not have a defined roadmap yet. A this time, we only made a point in having a fonctional development environment. You can also expect a release containing the last modifications made on the compilation issues. We shall meet again very soon (within a week) to decide what should be done and how it should be accomplished. Any ideas are, of course, welcomed.
We will come back on this very website as soon as we have fresh news.
Meanwhile, please comment this article, may your opinion be good or not.
Stay tuned ! |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 23 February 2009 )
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Written by Tinou
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Tuesday, 04 December 2007 |
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Hi there, a new release is here :
+ New wizard, or should I say _now_ there's a wizard ;) with a "recent project list" ; the max number of recent project isn't yet added to the settings window but you can set it in ~/.wired/wired.conf : in the [Recent] group (created at first launch) "max_recent=". Defaults to 20.
+ Saving now works for the BeatBox and the Wired Sampler (rest of plugins coming soon)
+ Midi files can now be loaded on AMD64 (and hopefully on all 64bits platforms).
+ Saving of midi pattern created with a midi keyboard (and the wired sampler) to a .mid file ; though it may not be useful anywhere else than in wired.
Also, when changing something in the settings, all plugins are removed with no warning... Sorry about that : this way, the restart of audio doesn't crash wired anymore when there are plugins in the rack panel.
This may change when the plugin API is rethought... *But*, midi devices are saved so now you can use a midi keyboard with an existing wired session.
On the "to do and will be done soon" list (in chronological order):
- Saving of loop sampler (as soon as I get to know how to use it ;)) and other internal plugins (crusher and reverb)
- Saving of external plugins ; this will take a bit more time : we need to rethink the plugin API. We need to rethink it also for adding automation (some day between next month and February).
- Update of wxWidgets dependency : yes, we're still in 2.6...
I'll try to make an ebuild (Gentoo) of the subversion version
(https://wired.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/wired/trunk/wired) as soon
as possible.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 05 December 2007 )
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