#Mellite 3.9.0 is published, and can be installed via the launcher. It contains a ton of improvements and fixes.

Highlights are better coupling between control patches and sound synthesis objects (Trig/Act can be plugged into "key".tr and Action), no more confusing opening of several editor windows for the same object, log frequency mode for the spectrum analyzer, and many more.

Chances are, there will be another round of clean-ups before the Piksel workshop, with the aim of removing head-scratchers and annoying bugs. After the workshop, I shall also find time to make a new tutorial video to describe the updates in detail.

Meanwhile GitHub discussions is activated as alternative channel to Gitter chat.

#Mellite 3.7.0 is published, and can be installed via the launcher. It contains mainly bug fixes and a number of small improvements. The Node Tree view is finally fixed.

https://www.sciss.de/mellite/

#Mellite 3.5.0 is published, and can be installed now through an experimental launcher: https://github.com/Sciss/Mellite-launcher/releases/tag/v0.1.0 - this has a built in update mechanism, and thus will liberate me from having to build platform specific versions of every Mellite update, as well as liberating you from having to re-install Mellite again and again when an update is published.

Give it a spin, and let me know if there are any issues. Or if you need a build for a different architecture.

A new #Mellite v3.4.0 is out - and I made a tutorial video on how you can export a workspace to run it as a sound piece in the browser.

https://diode.zone/videos/watch/dec6adf0-3e32-41ba-aa93-421cd71d6374

#Mellite v3.2.1 is out: https://sciss.de/mellite

As the '3' suggests, it's a major update, although most changes are structural and not visible to the user: They make Mellite ready for the next Scala version (3 - Dotty), and eventually for running workspaces in the browser (Scala.js).

It's nevertheless a great release for usability, as I have been polishing the DAW features. Improved timeline tools, audio cue export, transport-catch. I'll put up a video introducing the new features soon.

Here is a new #Mellite tutorial for #RaspberryPi GPIO access which has basic support in the new version v2.49.1 (just released - Mac binary coming later today).

https://diode.zone/videos/watch/03ea9aa7-8321-4e4d-9d9c-bc5955fd2064

I published #Mellite 2.47.0. It contains the new Stream object which is a Pattern but with persistent state, and a number of improvements in Ex/Control programs and the passing of attributes when running objects. Also the new oscilloscope is integrated.

Would anyone be interested that I make a video on the new features and changes?

I published a new #Mellite version 2.46.0, with a lot of bug fixes and improvements for FScape.

There is a cool new workspace in the downloads ( https://archive.org/download/Mellite ) for an Impulse Response measuring tool (Impulse-1.2.0.mllt.zip). I want to add a video run through for that soon, but hopefully it's not too difficult to run in any case.

#Mellite v2.45.0 is published. I have been mainly working on the Control/Act languages, as I implement two new installations with them, finding problems and missing bits.

Thinking of making another video or text tutorial soon. Any ideas or topics that I should cover?

https://www.sciss.de/mellite/

#Mellite introductory tutorial on "PaulStretch" done - https://www.sciss.de/mellite/tut_mellite_paulstretch.html - let me know what you think.

#Mellite 2.42.0 is published now. The main work was on the code editor, fixing bugs and making the keyboard shortcuts work correctly on macOS. Also desktop integration on macOS has been improved, so give the new version a spin especially if working on a Mac. The code editor font is now configurable, too.

https://www.sciss.de/mellite/

#Mellite 2.41.0 is published now. It continues the work on the Action and Control objects, used to define algorithmic couplings (“glue”) between various objects in Mellite.

Support for closures has been added, allowing to map and flatMap options and sequences of expressions. Some elements changed, such as the Act type in action and control programs, which means that programs that make use of it are not compatible with the way preliminary support had been in v2.40.0. A new tutorial will follow.

#Mellite 2.40.0 is published now.

It continues the work on the 'Action' and 'Control' objects, used to define algorithmic couplings ("glue") between various objects in Mellite. In this version, particularly the passiving of parameters from a control object into a runner using `runWith` has been added, as well as a way to return values, e.g. from an FScape signal process, using `MkLong`, `MkDouble` etc. along with a `Var` passed into `runWith` from the invoking control object.

I have released #Mellite v2.39.0 with tentative JDK-bundled binary builds for Linux and Windows (macOS: on my to-do list!). Probably there are still hiccups. Let me know if you have any trouble using these:

https://archive.org/details/Mellite

#Mellite v2.38.1 is out - https://archive.org/details/Mellite - including the Negatum genetic programming object. I also published a new tutorial for that object: https://peertube.social/videos/watch/0ae57dac-5f7d-4f0b-87e8-7d49250bb1da

The #ScalaDays videos are online; here is my presentation on #Mellite:

https://portal.klewel.com/watch/webcast/scala-days-2019/talk/54/

(sadly the "slides" are recorded only as stills so the parts that have short videos are missing, also the demo is a bit difficult to follow without continuous screen capture.)

New #Mellite tutorial showing the new Widget abstraction / OSC reception: https://peertube.social/videos/watch/e10b8a0c-7d26-4bcc-a611-1175faa6287c

#Mellite v2.36.0 is out

I have mainly worked on the 'widget' object, making it possible to already substitute a lot of the low-level programming one would normally do in the 'action' object. I shall add a tutorial about the new features :-/ But first focus is now on the presentation at ScalaDays.

https://archive.org/details/Mellite

Next #Mellite version is focused on bug fixes, and improving user friendliness (a never ending thing). Among other things, there are pull down menus for code examples:

https://peertube.social/videos/watch/3f0d7a3d-2d98-481e-8d9f-b44c49ff9ebd

Right now trying to add undo/redo support for Ex/Widget programs, so you hopefully don't damage your workspace while experimenting :)

#Mellite v2.34.0 is out. I have been mainly working on Widget and FScape.

There is a workspace now you can download separately (check "Download Options > Show All") providing preliminary versions of FScape 1 modules translated to Mellite.

https://archive.org/details/Mellite