ChipWave Studio 0.2.21.0

Windows and Mac builds of ChipWave Studio 0.2.21.0.

Right-click menus offer the next step for a track, clip, lane, Rack instrument or effect, in the same eight places. Empty places stay empty, and Remove asks again. Add track asks for an instrument, a drum pattern, audio or an empty track, and an instrument or drum pattern opens the Rack. Save, Save As and Export are on the song title and on Song / Master. Songs open and play as in 0.2.20.0.

Downloads

Windows is 64-bit. The installer stub is the usual 32-bit NSIS wrapper. ChipWave.exe inside the zip is PE32+ AMD64. These Windows files are not code-signed, so SmartScreen can ask for More info → Run anyway.

Mac is a universal app (x86_64 and arm64 in one binary). It is ad-hoc signed (codesign --sign -) and not notarised. The first open on a Mac needs Control-click → Open. This was checked on a GitHub macos-26-arm64 runner: both architecture slices are in the binary, codesign --verify --deep --strict passed, and --self-test printed RESULT: PASS for the native slice and again under arch -x86_64. That is a CI runner, not a separate Mac on a desk.

Linux x86_64 packages of this same app version stay on linux-v0.2.21.0. They are not repeated here.

Build

Tag v0.2.21.0 is 6fe9b87e0b336f9a1c46b20e1caede2b3bcbd5f0 and was not moved. The Mac workflow was started with the source and version fields empty, so those packages were built from main at de1532770e45204ef0e7a232d0363fb2d13c59fc. That commit is the tag plus the Linux packaging and manual wording already merged. chipwave --version on the Mac build is ChipWave Studio 0.2.21.0. The short bundle version in Info.plist is 0.2.21, and CFBundleVersion is 0.2.21.0.

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