I have been sitting on a handful of plugged memory leaks and an improved harmonic distortion display (now shown in %) for a few weeks now. I put a few more fixes in the past couple of days, and decided I should get this latest iteration of FuzzMeasure
I suppose I should have blogged this sooner, but on Friday I released TapeDeck 1.1 with some exciting new sharing features.
The YouTube export feature was especially fun to add. It took quite a bit longer to develop than I originally thought it would...
I'm pretty confident with TapeDeck 1.1 at this point, and I'd love for folks to try it out in advance of the official release.
I added the following features for TapeDeck 1.1, and would like to hear what you think about them:
Ethan Winer spent a great deal of time over the past few weeks measuring and comparing low- and high-priced measurement microphones:
“From this data it appears that for measuring loudspeaker setup and room treatments, the $40 Nady or $50 Behringer...
I have been working on FuzzMeasure 3.1 for a fairly long time now, but I never made any solid plans about when I would release it, or what features I would add to it. Now that I have some more time to dedicate to FuzzMeasure, I stepped back and realized...
I'm pretty stoked about releasing TapeDeck 1.0.1 today. It contains some huge audio code overhaulin' that I started about a week before we shipped 1.0…
Just before we shipped TapeDeck, I noticed there was some utterly horrible skipping during audio...
In late September 2007, Dan Sandler had started egging me on to develop a simple audio recorder. I was well within shipping mode for FuzzMeasure 3.0, and couldn't do much more than talk about it at a high level.
In late November 2007—just before FuzzMeasure...
From our press release:
“TapeDeck is a new audio recorder exclusively for Mac OS X 10.5, designed with a quick-capture workflow in mind. You're never more than a single mouse click (or keystroke) away from making a new recording, which are called...