It is unlikely you want the arm version either, even if you are on an arm mac.
On macOS install VCV Rack Free and run it and you will get a directory called ~/Documents/Rack2/ which contains a directory called plugins. Download the non-arm version, put it in the plugins folder, and restart rack.
We are in the library! [EDIT: on macOS too! The day one library problem is solved; just download again if you are stuck on a mac]
go there, click āsubscribeā in the upper corner, and voila, you will get the official 2.0.3 release
If you have downloaded a 2.1 beta you may need to remove it to get the update (just go to Documents/Rack2/plugins and remove the āSurgeXTRackā directory - dont worry thereās no user data there).
A few extra thanks
Thanks to @cschol and @qno for helping with getting running in the 2.2.0 SDK and to @pgatt for all the support. Surge isnāt exactly easy to build; rack isnāt exactly a regular environment; and we had some last minute shenanigans. But now I also know more about docker!
Thanks to everyone here who tested and gave feedback. There are literally 10s of critical bugs which were in the software the day Omniās video came out and arenāt there today. You can page up, but you know who you are. The quality of feedback shows how powerful and collaborative this community can be.
Of course thanks to all the surge team folks over in surge discord. Thereās another whole community of surge and rack folks which is pretty disjoint from this one.
Thanks of course to Claes at Bitwig, who rather than abandoning surge in 2018 threw it up on GitHub with a bit of ātry-this-out-and-see-what-happensā attitude. It went well!
And finally thanks to Andrew for making Rack. Shipping software is hard, and heās made this thing which we all use and enjoy. I know he doesnāt read this forum, and I know many of us have our ups and downs with each other (heck, he and I had a moment just 3 hours ago! but we got past it), but Rack is cool.
Thatās cool and we make them available so you can, but the beta could get a bit rocky in the new modules once I start doing the new dev in earnest; and the 2.0.3.0 in the library and linked above is nice and stable.
Thanks for all the hard work guys, itās a fantastic plugin! Iām sure the Mac issue will get solved soon and itās great we can just download a working Mac release.
Yeah we know what the mac prblem is now thanks to cshcol pgatt and me looking at it, and also thanks to frantic googling and a bit of nice bourbon. Lol.
We have a test build in an updated toolchain which works so thereās just mechanics to get that to the library. Itās a when not if thing at this point. Iāll update here when itās ready but until then use the production release from GitHub above on macos
OK great, the toolchain is updated, macOS version is rebuilt (thanks @cshol and @pgatt and vortico).
If you are a macOS user and restart your rack session, redownload from the library, then restart again, you should be all set with 2.0.3.0. (If not, try blowing away your plugins/SurgeXTRack directory first).
And now this is the last post on this thread. Have fun making music with surge everyone!
I bought the original Surge back in 2010. During this time i leave the world of hardware because of the possiblities of the computermusic and it is really nice to see how Surge has developed. Great work!
What a great collection! Thanks so much for this. I love the oscillator drift option in the VCOās: thatās just great. Bipolar modulation works very intuitive. Iām just scratching the surface here, but this is my first patch with Surge XT: https://youtu.be/qMEEEsSWXX4. So much more to explore.
Thanks! Really like the Surge collection. Iāve made a new patch with drums, percussion, bass etc with Surge modules. And still: thereās a lot more to explore in this collection, but the vcoās are rapidly becoming my go-toās for a new patch. https://youtu.be/tpD2w0b_LhM