What code language do you write in?
If I end up doing anything itāll probably be C#. Iāll share whatever I do in case somebody wants to make an equivalent for Mac.
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I donāt think I have the skills to be of much help, but I would be very happy to see this going!
Starting just with project/bank/patterns swapping would already be a great first step that shouldnāt take much work.
And then I guess adding sample slot swapping/ordering would be the most popular request (?)
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I havenāt touched C# for years, but Iād be interested in seeing what you do. I could port it over to Python or use it as an excuse to learn more Node.
The developer decides itās tools so go for it!
(If would make it i would made it with electron and standard webtech so it is easier for more people to chime in.)
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Yeah I agree that C# is not the most cross-platform friendly but I figure I can prototype a lot faster using a language I know well.
Iāve started writing down some thoughts and initial findingsāvery, very preliminary:
My first step is to build a console app that just spits out basic info about projects (i.e. part names, which patterns are in use, which parts they use). Once I have that I can create a crude visualization of a project, and then look at adding an option to swap banks.
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These days I find Python really quick to prototype stuff but Iāve not used it to build and UIs.
Yes I know how it is 
I didnāt mean to hijack this thread, I will create a new dedicated thread shortly, hang tight.
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Moving over here:
No disrespect meant to Rusty, I hope heās okay 
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Donāt have my Octatrack anymore but still have my OctaEdit licence, I dont really know what to do with it.
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Is there any hope for this to be downloadable again?
PS it looks like the registration for octaedit.com is set to expire soon, I wonder if rusty will renew it or if the site will go offline?
Unlikely :
@Rusty :
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Thereās always macOS | Mono !
Yeah, I wish Rusty the best. Gotta pay the rent and put food on the table.
If I was able to get a license from someone who was no longer using Octaedit is there a way to run this software on an older Mac or is there a āgotchaā I need to be aware of? Is there any way around the date expiration of the beta? Thereās no other option out there which is a shame.