I would like to do some Beta Testing.
Cool! Looks like have a Japanese and German translator and a couple of Beta testers 
Copy/paste from another forum about same topicā¦
- Import of Octatrack Project files
- Export of Octatrack Project files
- Ability to manage up to 10 Octatrack Projects simultaneously (Thinking about extending this to 2x sets, with 10 projects each)
- Cut/Copy/Paste between Octatrack Projects
- Audio Pool management (including Add new, Remove old, Purge samples etc)
- Sample preview (Auto / Loop modes) for both Audio Pool and Project views.
- Other stuff and thingsā¦
a) Have included a couple of settings for audio preview from either the Project or the Audio Pool (On Select, Auto Play and Loop modes)
b) Yes, simple right-click and āEdit Nameā or be in āEdit Modeā for bulk renaming purposes.
That is the plan to allow consolidation of samples between projects within a single Set; though I am toying with the idea of expanding it to cover 2 Sets concurrently.
Yes. Has Cut/Copy/Paste modes, import from Audio Pool; import from disk to Project and/or Audio Pool etc.
Autonaming I have not looked at; as easier to allow Windows to handle that automatically.
Has access to:
- Type
- Slot
- Name
- Length
- Timestretch Mode
- Loop Mode
- Gain
- Trigger Quantise
Havenāt tested it at all. Development machine is a Win7 box; though I do have the ability to test in 98/XP/2003 etcā¦ but low priority really.
Mac OSX version may happen at some pointā¦ but at this point is not high on the development pipeline.
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Nice one, exciting news, I would be up for some testing asweel and paying a fair price for this tool.
IĀ“m on Windows 7 and if you need to, I would be happy to make Spanish Translation 
Cheers!
os x
os x
Well thatās interestingā¦!
Thatās not attached to the audio file is it?
Soā¦do you have ways of setting up/working with tracks, parts, + banks then, yeah? (scenes too?)
Personally, I have no problem with sample management, itās scenes/parts, with lots of back + forth copying, along with trying to keep track of whatās in my banksā¦ and where they are!
A feature that might be useful is metadata for banks, so instead of say g10 you could give a descriptive name, at least while using the software. Could be helpful when piecing a new project together out of old ones. Itād be useful for scenes too which are even harder to keep track of.
I hope some of the sound/kit/tagging features get back ported from the analog4 eventuallyā¦along with multi-trig copy!
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iām imagining the need for the above will become all too obvious soon when i get my hands on an OT to partner my A4 - so in the meantime iām not following the demand or whatās being offered - however, i can see a gap for mac users that i may be inclined to try to fill, not to meet the broader demand per se, but my own, thereafter it may be something i can offer - but if i canāt foresee the things perceived as missing i canāt begin to imagine if itād something i can tackle - so whatās lacking, in simple terms from the OT workflow, so that an OT virgin can follow ? my hunch is that itās beyond the tools at my disposal, but iām curious
hello OT lovers, hello Rusty!
long time waitedā¦i would be glad to pay my part for the app on win 7.
beta testing possible,too.
great job!
so rusty feel free to contact me
greets from berlin
OS X
Any additonal comments on what you would like to see?
Iāve gone down a certain path, which may or may not be right, hence fishing for thoughts from peopleā¦
Also, there is certain things that I can do, and certain things that I canāt doā¦ well, I probably can but the ROI just doesnāt exist for it; my time is better spent on commercial/business venturesā¦
I will need to get in touch with someone at Elektron to discuss some stuff with them very soonā¦
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Happy to test on OSX
Now iām also interested, too.
Of course OSX, but if this needs much more time i will put Windoof on the computer.
There is a fair number of people who would like an OSX version.
I do have a Mac, and XCode; so I can look at porting acrosss; but given that the IDE is Visual Studio; it isnāt exactly a copy/paste job.
Realistically, and to manage expectations, v1 will most likely probably be Windows only; I can then look at OSX for v2; though not promised at this point in time.
How hard is it / how much mucking around to get Windows on a Mac?
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YES PLEASE. OSX . Depending on ease of use ,would pay $10-15
There is a fair number of people who would like an OSX version.
I do have a Mac, and XCode; so I can look at porting acrosss; but given that the IDE is Visual Studio; it isnāt exactly a copy/paste job.
Realistically, and to manage expectations, v1 will most likely probably be Windows only; I can then look at OSX for v2; though not promised at this point in time.
How hard is it / how much mucking around to get Windows on a Mac?
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Itās pretty easy with Boot Camp Assistant. Just need some free disk space for the partition and a copy of windows. You may also need youāre original OSX install disc (think thatās where the boot camp drivers are) or a bootable USB of OSX. Havenāt done this in a long while myself but pretty straight forward as far as I can remember
Boot Camp Assistant should be in your Utilities folder.
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There is a fair number of people who would like an OSX version.
I do have a Mac, and XCode; so I can look at porting acrosss; but given that the IDE is Visual Studio; it isnāt exactly a copy/paste job.
Realistically, and to manage expectations, v1 will most likely probably be Windows only; I can then look at OSX for v2; though not promised at this point in time.
How hard is it / how much mucking around to get Windows on a Mac?
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Dear Rusty,
thank you for the last information.
It is no problem for me. I can live in two worlds.
There is a fair number of people who would like an OSX version.
I do have a Mac, and XCode; so I can look at porting acrosss; but given that the IDE is Visual Studio; it isnāt exactly a copy/paste job.
Realistically, and to manage expectations, v1 will most likely probably be Windows only; I can then look at OSX for v2; though not promised at this point in time.
How hard is it / how much mucking around to get Windows on a Mac?
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Itās pretty easy with Boot Camp Assistant. Just need some free disk space for the partition and a copy of windows. You may also need youāre original OSX install disc (think thatās where the boot camp drivers are) or a bootable USB of OSX. Havenāt done this in a long while myself but pretty straight forward as far as I can remember
Boot Camp Assistant should be in your Utilities folder. [/quote]
Yes of course. It is more then easy. I do it many times.
Click, click, click, Enter finish
Hereās a bump for this project! Any interesting progress as of late?
Dear Rusty i will marry you when you make it for OS X possibleā¦and of course i will pay some bucksā¦please 
Os x. Would pay $.