Colibri 1.8.6 Changelog

Version 1.8.6 is an urgent hotfix that addresses an issue with Colibri crashing while loading Folders containing multiple subfolders, below you can read what’s new since 1.8.5:

MOD MUSIC SUPPORT

  • Colibri can now play all formats of MOD music that the BASS engine supports:
    • Media Foundation (MF)
    • Impulse Tracker
    • ProTracker
    • FastTracker 2
    • MO3
    • MultiTracker
    • ScreamTracker 3
  • Two sample mixing options are available for MOD music: sinc interpolated and non-interpolated playback
  • The default sample mixing can be adjusted within Settings -> MOD
  • It is also possible to set the sample mixing on a per song basis via Right/Alt-clicking on the song in the playlist
  • Switching between the two interpolation methods is done on-the-fly while playback is running making it easier to choose
  • Infinite MOD looping instructions are supported and can be turned on within Settings -> MOD

MIDI MUSIC SUPPORT

  • Colibri can now chirp all the MIDI formats that are supported by the BASS engine
  • A free SoundFont is included with Colibri and is set as the default playback SoundFont
  • Import your SoundFonts at Settings -> MIDI and set the best sounding one to be the default
  • SoundFonts can also be applied on a per song basis: Right/Alt-click on a MIDI song in the playlist and assign one of the available SoundFonts to it – switching is instant and done realtime (preserving the playhead position) making it easy to figure out which SoundFont sounds better.

ENHANCEMENTS

  • Seeking forwards/backwards 5 seconds within the current song is now possible with the keyboard arrow keys
  • The Right/Alt-click menu of The Dock icon has just leveled up! It now displays a bit of song info (title/artist/album name) and also enables basic control of Colibri.
  • Purge playlist when opening songs from Finder: Colibri will start with a completely empty playlist when songs are added from an external source (like Finder) if this new switchable option is turned on within Settings -> Behavior – it is off by default as it removes all previously added songs from the playlist.
  • When a song is added from Finder (or any external source) then it becomes selected in the playlist – when adding multiple songs, the first one will be highlighted

BUGS FIXED IN THIS UPDATE

  • Pressing return twice would cause Colibri to crash
  • Random loop mode would not always work after startup
  • Random mode would fail to work properly if the preloaded song is removed just before playback
  • Selecting and moving multiple songs in the playlist would cause them to become reversly ordered
  • Playlist cursor would lose focus after starting playback/pressing next or previous
  • Playlist columns would not properly restore their previous state
  • Pressing media keys rapidly would cause Colibri to eat up a huge amount RAM, only to release it after a song change
  • Removing multiple highlighted songs via the context menu would not remove the song it was invoked (“clicked on”) from
  • Missing file type associations for supported types have been added
  • Tooltip labels would remain visible “floating” even after hiding Colibri’s window
  • macOS Notification Center wouldn’t always show the corresponding album art
  • Fixed a critical bug within Sandbox permission handling that affected multiple parts of Colibri from starting up to album art loading