Are we still here?

Now, pre-mayan stuff has just sneaked through the new rapture delusion:

Greetings,

The new gang-of-three's now barely consolidated into one semi-official Vee One Suite. Of course, as time goes by, inexorably, the still self-described old-school, proto-toys, just become a little older and mature by the day. Eventually, they will rot. But not today.

Following the barefoot steps of synthv1 and samplv1, a brand new proto-toy joins the so called Vee One Suite. There's now three on the gang. Enjoy :)

Hi there,

Maybe some of you agree with me, that this has been the longest since last dot release and the new one with the least brand new features count being introduced. Aha no big deal I say, the uber-procrastinator is just roaring its ugly head once more, specially after a beloved summer vacation season. Whatever.

Qtractor 0.5.6 (golf tango) is now released!

One of the interesting dots, if not the most, is that LV2 State Files interface implementation, once in a gruesome SNAFU support status, is now officially over. For the laymen it means that any files, referenced by those LV2 plug-ins which implement the LV2 State Files interface, will get righteously bundled into an archive/zip session file (suffix or extension .qtz), all other cases remain untouched. That should add up some notches on the session portability and archival ranks and purposes. Besides, LV2 1.0.0 compliance status is now closed business. I hope.

Moving on, slowly forward...

Release highlights:

• LV2 State Files support (NEW)
• Unused files clean-up removal (NEW)
• Edit/Insert empty range (NEW)
• MIME Document types and icons (NEW)
• French and Japanese translations (NEW)

UPDATED! One first bug-fix release.
12 years 2 months ago.

The proto-toys ain't proto no more, but still toys nevertheless. The Vee One's features:

• a pure stand-alone JACK client with JACK-session and both JACK MIDI and ALSA MIDI input support;
• a LV2 instrument plugin.

Yep, it's all free, open-source Linux audio software, distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 2 or later.