Numerology 4.2 Build 170

[jim]

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http://files.five12.com/NumerologyPro-4.2-Build170.dmg
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RELEASE NOTES:

Numerology 4.2 Build 170

- Numerology & plugins are now code signed. This means that you don't have to turn off 'Gatekeeper' to run it -- esp. important as on Mac OS Sierra, you can't easily set it to 'Run applications from anywhere'. I've tested it on OS X 10.10 and MacOS Sierra. If you get any weird errors like "This application is damaged" when trying to run it, be sure to let me know.

- Fixed a UI bug in MacOS Sierra (modules/presets & modules/routings tab buttons).
- N4 AU & VST : Fixed a crash related to importing stacks with FaderBox modules.
- Fixed a problem with rec enable when using a secondary GrooveClock.

[ignatius]

OT but..

gatekeeper tweeks in sierra..

do you think this is another step towards sandboxing everything??

i've not updated and probably will not until the next OS version is forced on us. stay one step behind w/OS X seems the only safe way to work and have a stable system.

blah.

[jim]

Originally Posted by ignatius

OT but..

gatekeeper tweeks in sierra..

See the review of Sierra at Ars for the details:

http://arstechnica.com/apple/2016/09...chnica-review/

Originally Posted by ignatius

do you think this is another step towards sandboxing everything??

Impossible to say, but I wouldn't panic just yet. App signing is relatively easy to manage -- at least until you run into an unexpected error and have to dig around a fair bit to find a fix. There are many other changes that are less visible -- changes in file and directory permissions, changes in how prefs work, etc. It can be rather frustrating, but really everything mostly works the same as it did going back to Snow Leopard.

Cheers,
Jim

[vanhaze]

Hi !

Just wanted to report that this build works great on Sierra 10.12.1.
Both VST and AU open just fine in:

- Reaper 5.27 -64bit
- Ableton Live Suite 9.7 - 64bit
- Maschine 2.5.0 Standalone.
- Studio One v 3.3.1
- Logic Pro X 10.2.4 (only AU)

Standalone version of Numerology also opens just fine.

Many thanks Jim !

Warm regards.

[jim]

Groovy -- thanks for the update!

Cheers,
Jim

[Loopy C]

Originally Posted by jim

...Fixed a problem with rec enable when using a secondary GrooveClock.

I have meant to comment (been so busy traveling the multiple rabbit holes (wormholes?) opened learning/using N4 each day)...concerning the separate Groove Clocks...THANK YOU!

Revisited original goal of running 5 stacks, each at a Ulam's Prime Spiral BPM...working fantastic (record for MIDI/Audio of 'Stacks' now working i.e. not crashing or creating empty files)..this one aspect will keep me QUITE busy for a while ;-)

Thanks again Jim for addressing this

[TheTechnobear]

Jim, did you know that the Numerolgy VST gets 'blacklisted' in the new Cubase 9.

(theres a thread over at the steinberg forum which details reasons why a plugin might get blacklisted)

[ignatius]

Originally Posted by TheTechnobear

Jim, did you know that the Numerolgy VST gets 'blacklisted' in the new Cubase 9.

(theres a thread over at the steinberg forum which details reasons why a plugin might get blacklisted)

a bunch of plug ins are that way it seems. expert sleepers is too. something to do w/plug ins made using a "shell" or something. so the plug ins have to be 'unshelled'

[jim]

Originally Posted by TheTechnobear

Jim, did you know that the Numerolgy VST gets 'blacklisted' in the new Cubase 9.

(theres a thread over at the steinberg forum which details reasons why a plugin might get blacklisted)

I don't have a copy of Cubase 9 yet, so in waiting mode over here. I don't think it's just the compiler setting, as I already had one of those turned on.

Jim

[jue]

Hello,
after the cub 9 elements installation N4 was also blacklisted, but it could manually been activated via the cub pluginmanager. After this it seems to work.
But there is not very much time to test it further for me. Using cub most of the time just as an audiorecorder for the audio out of N4 via Rewire.
best
jue

PS: Thank You Jim!