Andrew, I have OSX anyway, but are there comparable (not compatible but comparable functionally) MIDI libs available for Windows and Linux? I'm sure there are, and the Obj-C portion would compile under gcc (under cygwin on Windows). I couldn't do it, but maybe there is someone else who knows of these arcane things. In any case, it would still be a pretty large re-do. Chris On Oct 20, 2004, at 7:24 AM, sidstationownsyou wrote: > > > Coding it for PC (whether we're talking Windows or Linux) would > require completely re-writing the code from scratch. This is because > my app is written in Objective-C, and relies upon Mac OS X's Cocoa > library and Core MIDI. Therefore, I won't be releasing a version for a > non-Mac OS any time soon. Sorry. > > Andrew > > --- In elektron-users@yahoogroups.com, "drammy2004" <martyn@r...> > wrote: >> >> Sounds great. i don't suppose there are any plans to release this on >> a PC? >> >> Yours hopefully, >> >> Drammy >> >> >> >> >>>> Here's the description of MD Machine Lab which I plan to post on >> my >>>> website: >>>> >>>> >>>> MD Machine Lab >>>> >>>> >>>> A Perfect Symbiosis of Mac and Machinedrum >>>> >>>> Imagine being able to harness the power of Machinedrum's synthesis >>>> engine with your Mac. This dream is now a reality! MD Machine Lab >>>> allows you to create, tweak, and save individual machines (drum >>>> sounds) on your Mac! It provides a slick, easy-to-use interface, >>>> giving you complete control over your sonic design. >>>> >>>> >>>> Fast and Lightweight >>>> >>>> I wrote MD Machine Lab on a 400 MHz iMac DV SE. While it's not THE >>>> slowest machine out there, it's still pretty freakin' slow! >> Therefore, >>>> ensuring that my programs run as efficiently as possible is a top >>>> priority. MD Machine Lab is a Cocoa application, written entirely >> in >>>> objective-C. Furthermore, it's multi-threaded, and includes >>>> optimizations for the G5. >>>> >>>> >>>> Undo! Undo! >>>> >>>> Make a mistake? No worries: MD Machine Lab features unlimited >> levels >>>> of undo and redo! This means you can tweak all you want — without >>>> fear >>>> of losing a precious creation. >>>> >>>> >>>> Randomize! >>>> >>>> The randomize feature of MD Machine Lab gives you the ability to >> set >>>> machine parameters to random values. Additionally, you get to >> choose >>>> which parameters get randomized! >>>> >>>> >>>> Internationalized >>>> >>>> Speak a language other than English? No problem! MD Machine Lab >>>> supports many different languages, including Swedish, French, >> German, >>>> and Japanese. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> I'll let everyone here know when I finish it ;) >>>> >>>> Andrew > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > >
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Re: [elektron] Re: MD Machine Lab (and why it's not finished yet)
2004-10-20 by Christopher Mitchell
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