LoopAuditioneer / News: Recent posts

This new release contain a new automatic pitch detection dialog where the pitch information can be stored in the file as midi note and pitch fraction. It's also possible to manually edit the values.

The waveform drawer is updated with some layout fixes to avoid collisions between loops and also to make it possible to zoom in/out on the waveform in amplitude.

All menu items now also have their own keyboard shortcuts which can make working with the app easier on the mouse hand.... read more

Now a custom webpage is published for LoopAuditioneer instead of the default one. There's also a short user guide there that explains most of the current functionality.

Feedback is welcome!

This new release of LoopAuditioneer comes with the new possibility to autosearch for good loop points with very user configurable settings. Also it's now possible to batch process all wav files in a folder. Some bugs are also fixed, like immediate update of changed loop positions when playing and the layout of loops that overlap each other in the graphical display.

Also new is the use of optimisation flags for the compiled binaries. The distributed files have -mtune=core2 and a few other performance improving options. However, I recommend everyone that's serious about the optimisations to compile the application themselves and use appropriate -march option.... read more

This release fixes an application crash if an empty or faulty .wav file was selected for open.

Otherwise no new features added.

With this new release the feature to create new loops is added. It's possible to do from the toolbar or menu and also it's now possible to edit already existing loops by right clicking on the corresponding row in the loop table.

The playback of mono files and 24 bit wavs has also been corrected. Some sources for application crashes are fixed so that this should be a more stable build.

Any feedback is welcome.

This new release adds two new important features, the ability to create new cue markers and the possibility to edit the position of already existing cue markers.

To create a new cue marker one right click on the waveform and select "Add cue" from the popup menu. To edit a marker one left click in the marker flag of the cue one wish to re-position on the waveform and left click again at the new desired position.... read more

This new release, as before available both for Linux x86 and Win32, has now a waveform display integrated in the GUI. Now it's possible to have a visual image of where the loops and cues are placed and see the current play position.

As before the windows executable is a completely static build that requires no other software to run (but the folder layout must be kept) whereas the Linux version needs wxWidgets to be present. The Linux executable was compiled with a unicode version of wxWidgets 2.8.12.... read more

In this new release there's more menu items added, save as... functionality implemented and fixes for the wxGrid layout issue.

As before the windows version is compiled under MinGW/MSYS and contains everything needed to run the program, whereas the Linux version requires that wxWidgets must be present on the computer.

Any bugs found or just general feedback is welcome!

Now there's files both for Linux and Windows available. The win port is compiled under MinGW/MSYS and is a complete static build that doesn't depend on any other third party software installed to be possible to run.

The Linux build requires wxWidgets to be present on your computer. The binary was compiled with the 2.8.12 unicode version of wxWidgets (wxGTK).