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This is a minor update, Adds some minor features - mainly - work on compatibility with the Mac - and released a public beta for the Mac.
Added menu to the on screen keyboards.Added a "Win" drop menu to the menu. This has many of the same options as the system menu (Alt + space or click on the icon for the window) - but easier to access.
Added option to Wave Shape Instruments - Audio Format (Ctrl + 188) "set BOUNCE SYNC DELAY to match sample delay" - useful as a way to keep the sampled percussion in sync. with the visuals.
You can read details, and if interested, download the Mac Beta here: Bounce for Mac Beta
There's a timing issue in this beta which I'm still working on, see the instructions under "Work arounds for this beta" which may fix it for you if it happens.
Sadly, there's a major issue with the Mac Wineskin for blind users - the Mac "Voice Over" can't "see" Bounce Metronome at all, or any other program wrapped in a WineSkin as far as I can see. I'm researching into options there, to see if there are any ways around it, and if you have any thoughts at all do say!
Details here: Screen Reader Issue.
The project to get Bounce running on a Mac is definitely going to happen now. It's reached the stretch goal also.
This is your last chance to pledge on kickstarter - though I'll keep it open for PayPal pledges for a while longer.
Bounce Metronome, Tune Smithy, Lissajous 3D... on Intel Mac!
This upload brings you the new sample precise percussion sample player, multi-touch playing for the one screen keyboard, multi-touch "theremin", improvements in the simpler version of the automatic tempo and rhythm changes - and an easy way to do polyrhythmic subdivisions amongst other things. Also some bug fixes.
You can take a sample you recorded yourself - or one you downloaded, for instance from freesound.org - or many other online sources for free, and for commercial samples and sample packs - and in an easy process, just browse to find it to import it into Bounce Metronome and you can immediately play it as a new percussive instrument.
The advantage of this is that you can have extremely high precision if everything is done in Bounce Metronome itself at the sample level instead of going via midi - well sub millisecond precision of timing. Also lets you use any sounds you like for the clicks.
Here it is in action
That video also shows the polyrhythmic subdivisions in action - it's just a minor feature - but you can now make these rhythms more easily by selecting polyrhythmic subdivisions from a drop list of default subdivisions - or enter them into the subdivisions field as e.g. 2:3:5 or whatever it is you want.
This upload brings you - first new option to import any samples you like as new non melodic "instruments" to play the rhythms - and do all the playing within Bounce Metronome itself at extremely high precision timed at the sample level in the audio stream.
If you have a touch screen device with multi-touch - tested on the Surface Pro - you can now play any of the on screne keyboards with multi-touch so you can play chords by touching several points at once. With the surface Pro you can get ten finger multi-touch - each finger plays a different note.
Then - in the automatic tempo and rhythm player - added a new "All in one" window which you'll probably find helpful if you use that feature. Other minor details and bug fixes.
You can take a sample you recorded yourself - or one you downloaded, for instance from freesound.org - or many other online sources for free, and for commercial samples and sample packs - and in an easy process, just browse to find it to import it into Bounce Metronome and you can immediately play it as a new percussive instrument.
The advantage of this is that you can have extremely high precision if everything is done in Bounce Metronome itself at the sample level instead of going via midi - well sub millisecond precision of timing. Also lets you use any sounds you like for the clicks.
Here it is in action
That video also shows the polyrhythmic subdivisions in action - it's just a minor feature - but you can now make these rhythms more easily by selecting polyrhythmic subdivisions from a drop list of default subdivisions - or enter them into the subdivisions field as e.g. 2:3:5 or whatever it is you want.