It didn’t take long, but Soundflower 1.5.1 is now available @ http://soundflower.googlecode.com/ .

This adds support for 64-Bit operation to yesterday’s 1.5.0 release.

SoundFlower 1.5 is now available for download here:

The headliner here is that it works properly on MacOS 10.6 (Snow Leopard). It also generally installs much easier (no system restart should be required, etc.).

Enjoy!

A new version of TTBlue has been released. You can find the release notes @ http://redmine.jamoma.org/wiki/dsp/ChangeLog .

Version 0.5.5 is somewhat preoccupied with supporting the development of AudioUnits and creating custom interfaces for AudioUnit plugins. You may read into that what you will…

This is the first release since the decision was made to include TTBlue under the auspices of the Jamoma Platform. As such it has taken on a new identity as the Jamoma DSP Layer.

A new version of Tap.Tools, compatibile with version 0.5.5 of Jamoma DSP, will available in the coming weeks.

Tap.Tools 3.0.1 went into release candidate today. That means a release is just around the corner…

Cycling ‘74 released an update to it’s Max 5 Software Development Kit. It can be downloaded @ http://www.cycling74.com/download/MaxSDK-5.0.6r2.zip .

This newly revised version contains a lot more example projects, including some from the official Max 5 distribution itself. It also has some new projects that demonstrate how to use Max 5’s database technology, how to create ui objects that import properly from Max 4, and additional topics. Of course there is updated and corrected documentation too.

If you are a third-party developer of objects for Max then you definitely check it out.

After having quite few troubles with SVN 1.5 on the Mac when using the command line, the following link has proven to be quite useful:

http://www.glenscott.co.uk/2008/12/17/installing-subversion-15-on-mac-os-x/

TTBlue 0.5.4 has been released. A lot of significant changes have been taking place in TTBlue over the last few months. This is the version that is being used to build Tap.Tools 3.0.

TTBlue is the DSP library used in the Jamoma Modular Framework, Jamoma Multicore Audio Graph Library, and Tap.Tools. To reflect the integral nature and relationship of TTBlue to the other Jamoma projects, we are now beginning to refer to it as the “Jamoma DSP Library”. A sneak preview of the new icon is shown above.