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Hey everyone,

An updated Hipno 1.0 installer is now on the web site.  This  
alleviates the goofiness where Jitter 1.5 users might have some  
objects downgraded.  If you’ve been waiting to try it out, go for it!
     http://cycling74.com/products/hipno

If you already installed Hipno over your Jitter 1.5 install (Mac  
only) please send me an email off-list.  We’ll make sure you have  
everything all cleared up.

Thanks and enjoy!
    -Tim

There’s a new suite of granular, spectral, filter/delay plug-ins called Hipno. It’s from Cycling ’74, and can be very useful for electroacoustic composition, IMHO. I just tried out the demo and quite a few of these are outstanding:

http://www.cycling74.com/products/hipno.html

Ned

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hey all.  dan and i have cooked up a new version of PeRColate for your
enjoyment:

http://music.columbia.edu/PeRColate

currently mac version only; the source code is all there, however, if
anyone has the time or energy to do a windows port for us.  previous
versions with ports by olaf matthes to winmax and puredata are on the site
as well.

the latest version now has seventy-some objects, including a complete set
of the CCRMA STK physical modelling and DSP instruments.  we’ve also added
a few more time- and frequency-domain objects that do some very weird
stuff, and we’ve fixed quite a few bugs that cause crashes on patcher
close.

finally, this distribution is OSX (carbon) only, so no more confusion with
accidentally installing the OS9 (classic) version.  however, please read
the installation instructions as the STK instruments require some
supporting files and whatnot.  

anyway, we hope you enjoy these.  

all the best.

dan trueman and luke dubois

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Computer Music Center, Columbia University
        e-mail: luke@music.columbia.edu
www: http://www.music.columbia.edu/~luke
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