LooperCat releases and changelog — what changed in every version
This page is the versions only: what each one added, fixed and changed, newest first. What the app itself does lives on the LooperCat page for the Boss RC-5.
Always grab the latest release: the app is still a beta, and what a new version fixes stays fixed.
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v0.9.3
The slot editor, any WAV, and Windows
- A Properties pane under the table: a twelve-character name, tempo with its bar count, Play Count-In, one-shot. The pedal's memory editor has started — settings arrive one at a time, as each is verified against real hardware.
- Any WAV goes in: converted on the way to the format the pedal actually wants, so a 24-bit / 48 kHz bounce straight out of your DAW becomes a loop.
- Windows: a portable exe in a zip, no installer, no admin rights.
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v0.9.2
The first release shaped by letters from RC-5 owners
- The write counter in the memory file's trailer was read as a byte instead of 32 bits: pedals with a long saving history hit a permanent "trailer is malformed", and rename, one-shot and tempo changes were refused. One root cause — and it is cured.
- A freshly recorded or freshly pushed loop plays in the preview right away, with no "not indexed yet" wall.
- A preview volume fader in the player — and it is remembered.
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v0.9.1
Connecting got more stubborn
- Connect survives a lost frame: a retry and an honest timeout instead of silence.
- The pedal disconnects itself when you quit the app.
- Every banner has one owner now: dismissed means dismissed, and they stopped stacking.
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v0.9.0
The first public release
- LooperCat left the workshop: the repository is open, the macOS DMG is in the releases.
- Everything it came out with — slots, listening, editing, push/pull, backups — is verified against a real pedal.