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There are a lot of applications to manage and edit photos - iPhoto, Lightroom, Aperture and others. But what if I need to organize and keep in one place images that aren’t actually photos and will never be edited? For example, wallpapers, scans, some random images from the web and so on. I couldn’t find good application for such needs.
But there’s very good app for organizing documents (iWork, PDF, Web Archives and others) - iDocument. It doesn’t allow to import anything except predefined list of file types. Luckily this list is simply stored in Resources/SupportFileList.plist file. So you can add any other file types into it and iDocument will handle them just like all other supported formats, with quick look, tagging (but synchronization with iPhone app does NOT work).
I wish they would add official support for more file types in future versions (images and ebooks at least, and get rid of external helper daemon btw) and maybe some very basic additional support for images (eg. image size in info panel).
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SoundGrid along with other music apps was used in a great Christmas live performance! http://www.macstories.net/news/iband-plays-christmas-songs-with-iphones-and-ipads-video
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- Layers scrolling in different device orientations fixed
- Notes now played on touch even if the song itself is stopped
- Support for copying recorded audio tracks to clipboard to use in other apps
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Great news! Now everybody can browse SoundGrid shared Grids and listen to them right in web browser! No iDevice required.
Just navigate to http://www.mifki.com/soundgrid/index.html#sg. Sortable by date or user rating. Only Grids created in Song Mode are available.
Note: encoding process is taking place now, not all grids are available on the site yet, be patient.
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- When publishing Grid that duplicate another Grid published before by another user, the new Grid won’t be published.
- When publishing Grid that duplicate another Grid published before by the same user but with different name, the old grid will be renamed without publishing the new Grid.
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By default gcc on mac builds 64bit binaries. My app depends on Urbi and Player/Stage. Urbi depends on Boost, Player depends on Boost, Stage depends on Player and on FLTK. FLTK is 32 bit only!
Spent all the day trying to get all this shit to work.
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Actually besides the new design there are not so many changes. One of them is possibility to export recorded tracks in uncompressed WAV format (previously only AAC compressed files could be exported).
List of additional downloadable instruments now has special button to automatically download all missing instruments for the current project.
Sort by rating in Shared Grids now works better taking into account number of ratings too.
And finally most awaited new feature in this version in Web Console. It currently has three functions. First, it allows users to send crash reports in case of application crash. This will help me to diagnose and fix problem.
Second, it’s possible to download recorded tracks from Web Console. This is especially useful for downloading uncomressed WAV files because it’s usually not possible to send so large files via email.
And lastly (and actually what it was created for), Web Console allows you to manage instruments, including uploading of your own samples to create new instruments.
Not so much to comment here. You can upload your samples to newly created instrument (uploading of many files at once in ZIP archive is supported), specify MIDI note name and/or sample name…
…And then assign these samples to grid rows.
Now creation of new instruments is very easy. If you want your instrument to be publicly available, click Download button and then send me archived instrument.
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