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    Hi,
    I'm a happy user of OSCulator and since a few months I'm working on an new M1pro-equipped MacBook Pro. For now OSCulator works fine thorugh Rosetta2, but I guess this is not future-proof (at least not for the longterm). So, are there any plans to create an Apple Silicon version of this great piece of software? I hope so...
    If I may speak for my own: I have no problem paying extra for such a version.
    If there are no plans (please let me/us know too!), than I'm probably going to migrate slowly towards something like python, but I prefer not to.

    Kind regards,
    Steven

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    I'm in the same boat, any update on whether or not we can expect an M1 native version would be great.

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    • #3
      Hi Andrew,
      Not to worry, a native M1 port is in the works

      Best,
      Camille

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      • #4
        Originally posted by camille View Post
        Hi Andrew,
        Not to worry, a native M1 port is in the works

        Best,
        Camille
        Fantastic news! thank you

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        • #5
          Originally posted by camille View Post
          Hi Andrew,
          Not to worry, a native M1 port is in the works

          Best,
          Camille
          Wow, great news. Thx!!
          And not to be impatient or rude:
          @Camille: any rough idea on when to expect the Apple Silicon version?
          Kinde regards, Steven

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          • #6
            Hi Steven,

            Right now, the port I have is functional except the following:
            - Virtual HID needs to be rewritten for the new DriverKit.
            - Some code has been marked as obsolete by Apple and needs to be updated, although this is not a hard requirement right now.
            - I have to make some tests on a M1 machine (I have one).

            Please note that with macOS Monterey 12.4, it is still impossible to pair a Wiimote. It does not matter wether you have an Intel or a Apple CPU. The bug is in Apple's IOBluetooth layer. I have an idea for a workaround, but still need to implement it.

            If you would like to try, I will be happy to send you a beta build.

            Best,
            Cam

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            • #7
              Hi Camille,
              That looks great!
              I'm happy to test, so you can send me the beta (via mail@stevenhenrymusic.com).I mostly use OSCulator to connect several devices (no Wiimotes or virtual HIDs) and route osc- and midi-data to some scripts and ableton live.
              Kind regards, Steven

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              • #8
                Hi Camille!

                Any update on that workaround for Wiimote pairing? I would love to beta test if you have implemented it. If not then I'll downgrade to Big Sur

                Thanks,
                Jordan

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                • #9
                  The porting to M1 native is really great news !
                  Does it feature the Logic Pro plugin too ? (You told me that it would require not a porting but a complete change in architecture...)

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                  • #10
                    Hi Camille,
                    Last year (about 9 months ago already) we discussed the Apple Silicon version of Osculator and you gave me (us) some hopeful news. But, since august it has been quiet

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