Linux Waverazor

Question

Hello,

Any idea when the Linux version of Waverazor will emerge?

Many Thanks,

Adrienne

Answer 1

Waverazor v1.0.4 has been released, now supporting Linux!

Answer 2

Hi Adrienne,

Thanks so much for getting in contact with us!  Releasing a Linux version is absolutely still on our roadmap, but unfortunately we've fallen quite far behind in our release schedule at this point.  A couple months ago, I reported that we were experiencing a minor delay, but that became a more significant hurdle.  It's my hope that we're finally over the hump on this one and our AAX version release will be coming shortly.  Then we can move forward with the rest of the items on our long list.  Rob and I are sorry that it's taking so long and we hope that it isn't inconveniencing you too much.  Please feel free to check in with us on our progress anytime.

All the best,

Taiho

Comments

Thanks Taiho,

If you need help with beta testing, I would be happy to assist.

Adrienne

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Great to know!  We could definitely use the help, but we don't quite yet have the infrastructure to manage an effective external beta team.  We have been working on it, however, and we're close to being able to do it.  I'll make an announcement when things are set.  We're pushing to have this in place when it comes time to test the editor version of Waverazor.

All the best,
Taiho

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Just chiming in that I too am looking forward to the Linux version. I just bought a license and will be checking it out on my Mac partition this weekend. But I do a fair amount of messing around in Linux and am even more eager to have it there once it is ready.

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Thanks, @cjunit!  As I mentioned before, we're definitely running behind on our release schedule, so Rob is coding as fast as he can these days.  We recently released our AAX version, and Linux is the next format on our list.  However, Rob has to mix that in with our commitment to completing the Editor version, which is also long overdue.  We really are sorry things are taking so long!  (But we're still here and working hard...)

Deepest regards,
Taiho