v0.1.10
We'''re happy to announce the availability of Gloopy 0.1.10.
Added
- Macros — a "rack" control layer you can script. Each track can now carry macros:
perceptual encoders (a single 0..1 knob) that drive one or more underlying params at
once. A macro maps onto a built-in synth param and/or a mixer insert-effect param, each
within an authored safe range[lo, hi]— turning the macro sweeps every mapped
param across its own range (param = lerp(lo, hi, value)). Because a macro can only move
a param inside that guardrail, Randomize (roll every macro to a fresh random value)
stays musical. Macros are saved with the project and are drivable from the Python and
Common Lisp clients (add_macro/add-macro,set_macro_value,map_macro_synth,
map_macro_effect,randomize_macros) over gRPC. This is the foundation for the Sound
Browser's device panel; a desktop UI for building and turning macros follows.
Install — Fedora/RHEL: add the dnf repo then sudo dnf install gloopy. Debian/Ubuntu: download gloopy_0.1.10-1_amd64.deb below then sudo apt install ./gloopy_0.1.10-1_amd64.deb. Windows: gloopy-setup-x64.exe or gloopy-windows-x64.zip below.
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