Bubble 0.2.7

What's new in 0.2.7

• Playing carts stand out on any colour. A playing cart has a ring inside its edge (a band of the state colour between two dark lines), so it shows on a yellow cart too. Selection and quick edit's ring sit outside the cart, clear of its neighbours.
• Choose how playing carts show their progress (Settings ▸ General ▸ Playing carts show): a progress bar along the bottom (the default), a small clock by the time, or the countdown only. Nothing on a tile moves when a cart starts.
• Ending warning is now a setting of this computer (Settings ▸ General), beside how playing carts show. A value saved in a session is no longer used.
• MIDI notes by name. A MIDI trigger shows as a note name, such as C5 for note 60 (octaves counted from 0), in an outlined chip before the hotkey on the tile, and in quick edit and Cart Setup. The channel is shown when it is not 1.
• Carts in sections: Main counts down to its loop point, with a loop icon by the time while it will repeat.
• Icons that do not fit on a tile fold into a "+N" chip; hover over it to see which.
• Fixed: in "Plays or stops it" mode, a right click on a cart in Show mode no longer stops it. The Settings windows grow to fit their tallest section and remember it. Lines on tiles are sharp at every display scale.

Windows: unzip, then run Bubble.exe. x64 is for Intel and AMD; arm64 is for Windows on ARM. The app is not signed, so SmartScreen asks first: More info, then Run anyway.

Mac: unzip, then Control-click Bubble and choose Open the first time. The app is not signed.

On Windows, Bubble sets each output device it uses to its mixer rate (48 kHz by default, or 44.1 kHz) so that Windows does not convert the audio again. This changes the device's Default format for every app on the computer, and it stays after Bubble quits.

Bubble is free software under the GPL-3.0-or-later licence. The source is in this repository.