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Updated to v1.4.9
Lots of under the hood changes, bugfixes, and for macOS, the Command key is now mapped to Control key keyboard shortcuts, so all keyboard shortcuts are available to Mac users 😀
Sessions now persist between page refreshes, and the audio export target has been decoupled from the working sample rate, allowing exports to differing sample rates without clearing out the current list.
Full list of changes:
Ohhhh myyyy this is amazing!. So excited for this!. Making chains for the Digitakt has always been such a pain. Truly amazing piece of work. It’s superb, the UI is excellent too. Kudos @brian3kb , you’re a star.
How did I miss this?. Mind blown on every level. Foremost is that it’s an amazingly useful tool that encapsulates a ton of features I always wanted and had tedious workarounds for. The UI and usability is excellent, and it works on the iPad, and you can drag and drop and, and…
Secondly, we get to check out the code!. When I’m not being an ABF rock and roll star I work in web apps. I’m ashamed to admit I had no idea this was possible with JavaScript. Just amazing. Also, this app is “plain” JavaScript, beautifully written code. Such a great learning source. @brian3kb is the man of the moment.
Coincidentally, for the past days I’ve been stuck in a Shortcut (app) script to join audio samples into chains. I used to do this with SampleCrate but the process is too manual and takes too long when you want to convert a drum kit library with velocity layers into sample chains. The script I’m adapting connects to a-she’ll app, uses ffmpeg python and due to all these back and forth it’s quite buggy and cumbersome. Also missing the essential and superb “Spaced Chain” feature and many other.
Would the Shortcuts app be able to run an adaptation of this JavaScript?. As an api of sorts… why would you want that?. For direct integration with files app (select multiple, right click - chain).
Thanks for the kind words @tahiche!
I have not created any web manifest shortcuts for DigiChain, but its something I could take a look at, last I checked though, they didn't allow passing of attached data; my daily driver is a Windows machine, so not used Automator/Shortcut in quite a few years, unsure how well web manifest shortcuts work via that tool as at the moment, shortcuts from the manifest are experimental in browsers (and not currently implemented in Safari) - I have a feeling this would require a proper desktop app to handle the OS API's to facilitate access to the local files, PWA's are somewhat more restrictive in these aspects, more so on Apple OS's.
v.1.4.12 released to main
v1.5.1 update: Small-ish update along with desktop standalone releases from this version, distributed via Gumroad and itch.io, for macOS (arm/intel) and Windows 11 (intel).
We have some basic Tonverk support in this release, using the multi-sampler format to hold the sample chains, I have set the default grid lengths in the common configurations to max out at 84 slices, as this uses only the 7 standard octave options without needing to dip into the Transposition to get to the first slice.
List of changes:
.elmultiTonverk multi-sampler presets to act as slice chains.Thanks to all those who submitted feature requests and bug reports, I got a lot of long standing bugs squashed in this one!
v1.5.2 update for both web and offline desktop binaries:
This release fixes a few bugs, extends the custom dialog controls in the application, and fixes an issue where the dropped file order did not reflect the order in the macOS’s finder window.
Excellent updates. Getting back to slicing, so will be using again.
@brian3kb : Do I initially need a lab/desk top from which to copy the app to my iPad ?
The offline app is for macOS and Windows only; on iPad, you can use the web url, that does support being added to the home screen (in Safari, click the share button, then "Add to Home Screen") - while it functions well on the iPad, it's more suited to mouse and keyboard input (as there are a lot of keyboard shortcuts!).
Thanks!
1.6.0 Update
,and.keys to change the selected slice on the edit panel.Note :: Resampling works a little differently depending on the browser, Safari/Webkit only allows resampling from the current tab, so just from DigiChain itself, Chromium based browsers allow choosing a tab, an app, or the whole screen, just make sure you check the ‘Share Audio’ toggle, otherwise there’s no audio to record!
This means there is a slight difference also on the offline desktop builds available from gumroad and itch, as they are built using Rust and Tauri, so macOS gets the Safari limitations and Windows gets Edge (so Chrome). The desktop builds for 1.6.0 are also smaller binaries again as I did some bundle optimizations and have started moving some functionality into Rust for performance reasons, which also gets us smaller binaries :slight_smile:
1.6.0 Update
,and.keys to change the selected slice on the edit panel.Note :: Resampling works a little differently depending on the browser, Safari/Webkit only allows resampling from the current tab, so just from DigiChain itself, Chromium based browsers allow choosing a tab, an app, or the whole screen, just make sure you check the ‘Share Audio’ toggle, otherwise there’s no audio to record!
This means there is a slight difference also on the offline desktop builds available from gumroad and itch, as they are built using Rust and Tauri, so macOS gets the Safari limitations and Windows gets Edge (so Chrome). The desktop builds for 1.6.0 are also smaller binaries again as I did some bundle optimizations and have started moving some functionality into Rust for performance reasons, which also gets us smaller binaries :slight_smile: