I've just uploaded a release candidate for Tap.Tools 3.0.1. The links
are:
Mac: http://electrotap.org/taptools/Tap.Tools-3.0.1.dmg
Win: http://electrotap.org/taptools/Tap.Tools-3.0.1.zip
Please be sure you are using Max 5.0.6 first. Max 5.0.5 won't cut it.
Here are the list of changes (also located in the ReadMe):
- Performance and reliability improvements to all objects referening
buffers (e.g. tap.buffer.peak~, tap.buffer.snap~, etc.).
- Eliminated external dependency on the MaxObject framework (now
linked internally)
- Updated to use a version of the Jamoma DSP Library that is
compatible with the latest versions of Jamoma
- tap.jit.ali help patcher fixes, now fits on a MacBook screen
(submitted by Nils Peters)
- various help patcher and documentation fixes and updates (including
fixed usage of named-default colors)
- tap.sustain~: now documents the ‘buffer clear’ message
- tap.sustain~: fixed divide by zero error when created with no
arguments.
- tap.sustain references now indicate the time units required for the
object's attributes.
- tap.svf~: fixed the ‘clear’ message (was missing in the initial 3.0
release)
- tap.svf~: internally limits the range of the frequencies used to
control the lfo so that it doesn't blow up.
- object descriptions are now displayed in the file browser (requires
Max 5.0.6 or higher)
- tap.jit.delay: no longer posts ugly (but harmless) error messages to
the Max window upon instantiation
- tap.jit.delay help patcher: fixed bug where delay times were not
calculated (thanks to Nils Peters for submitting the fix)
- tap.tools will now set the default state of sortpatcherdictonsave
feature of Max to true (requires Max 5.0.6 or higher)
- tap.filter: a list of available filters is now in a drop-down menu
when using the object's inspector.
- tap.crossfade is now multichannel capable - the first argument to
the object defines the number of channels on which to operate.
- multichannel objects are now identified (and searchable) in the file
browser with the 'Multichannel' tag.
- added missing documentation for the tap.rotate object
- new object: tap.inquisitor - accesses the attribute values of
another named object
Please let me know if you have any troubles.
best,
Tim
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Tim
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