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MusicTrans 1.0.5 adds “recent files” and and small fixes

March 1, 2015News, Updatesbugfix, desktop, linux, osx, windowsfcatrin

MusicTrans now has an easy way to open your most used songs. When you press the “open” icon you will see a list of recent songs, where you can choose any of them with just one click. No more need to remember where and what were your songs, even if you have deleted the original file. This feature is available ONLY for registered users.

This new version also includes a fix for some Windows users that reported a bit of flickering when using the slider controls like the tempo control or the equalizer bands.

MusicTrans 1.0.4 adds Preamp and bug fixes for Windows

February 20, 2015News, Updatesbugfix, desktop, equalizer, linux, osx, windowsfcatrin

A new version of MusicTrans for Desktop has been released.

Most notably in this version is a Preamp control. Sometimes when you filter out some frequencies with the equalizer, the overall signal level goes down. Of course you can move up all the sliders to recover some power but now you only have to move the Preamp level up. There is also a level indicator to give you a hint of how much you can push up before getting distortion.

This version also includes some fixes for the Windows platform. Some users reported that the note analyzer was flickering, and sometimes the wave view too. Now the flicker should have gone on those views. There is still some issues on the sliders but they will be fixed in the next version.

New installer for Ubuntu and Debian based systems

February 8, 2015Newsdesktop, linuxfcatrin

An installer has been released for Ubuntu and Debian based systems. This installer makes easier to enjoy MusicTrans on these Linux distributions, adding a nice icon to use with your favorite launcher, and a convenient shortcut menu to open any MP3 file with MusicTrans from your desktop.

And there is more! Because now that MusicTrans is a packaged application, your favorite Linux distribution will take care of installing the required Java Virtual Machine for you.

Of course MusicTrans for Linux will continue to be available as a .tar.gz file to be used on any Linux distribution.

MusicTrans for Linux, Mac OSX and Windows (beta)

January 22, 2015Newsbeta, desktop, linux, osx, windowsfcatrin

Moving beyond Android, MusicTrans has been ported to desktop operating systems. Now you can work on your favorite songs using your traditional desktop computer.

This beta version has been released as a DEMO only, it will go to silence after 2 minutes of use just like the Android DEMO version. In the same way, once I got the backend enabled, you will be able to buy a license for it, this should happen in the next days/hours.

You need a Java Virtual Machine to run MusicTrans. Ubuntu Linux includes openjdk which will be OK, but you have to do a manual install on the other operating systems.

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