Quincy

Name: Quincy
Price: 9.99 $
Rating: 0 (5 reviews)

1.0.8

13 July 2018

Graphic music generator based on Conway's Game of Life.

Overview

Quincy is a musical explorer of Life, a cellular automaton created by J.H.Conway. Conway’s Game Of Life has long been of great interest to musicians specifically as a pattern generator. Quincy is a full implementation of Life, capable of generating all possible variations, the common B3/S23 as well as others like HighLife or Seeds. It is document-based and features adjustable grid size, random cell insertion and more. Quincy comes with a large library of patterns, a color mixer for a document’s color set and many display options. Editing tools beyond pen and pattern stamp also include options like copy, paste and rotate.

Features

Intuitive interface
Adjustable grid size
Document based
Full general MIDI instrument library
Large pattern library
Virtual MIDI
File transfer with iOS versions via iTunes File Sharing
Extensive online documentation
Ready for Retina
Academic discounts available
Localized into Chinese, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Swedish

What's new in Quincy

Version 1.0.8:

Note: Now requires OS X 10.12 or later

This version adds improved support for macOS High Sierra (10.13) and fixes some minor layout issues.

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skippy-dies

25 May 2015

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I bought Quincy for iOS a long time ago, but I still don't have a current device on which to run it (I'm on a 1st gen iPad). The dev has updated it six times so far on iOS, which to me shows commitment to maintaining the app. Also, it looks like it might be more accessible than a certain other cross-platform generative music app. I'll be interested to see what people say about this.

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Version 1.0.0

skippy-dies

25 May 2015

I bought Quincy for iOS a long time ago, but I still don't have a current device on which to run it (I'm on a 1st gen iPad). The dev has updated it six times so far on iOS, which to me shows commitment to maintaining the app. Also, it looks like it might be more accessible than a certain other cross-platform generative music app. I'll be interested to see what people say about this.

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Version 1.0.0

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skippy-dies

25 May 2015

Also, it would be nice if the dev would release a demo version of Quincy with saving and virtual MIDI disabled just so that people could test the app's core functionality. The demo video is good, but when apps are priced more in the typical Mac app price range (as opposed to the $1-10 that most iOS are priced), it's hard to spend money when we don't have a better idea of what we're getting.

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RoGame Software

26 May 2015

Thanks so much for your kind comments and interest in Quincy. To learn more about the Mac OS version of Quincy you may want to review the online documentation ( http://www.rogame.com/d/macos/quincy.html ). It is very detailed and even includes several tutorial style chapters.

We are planning to release a more traditional demo outside the app store later this year. If you’d rather not wait in order to be able to take advantage of the introductory discount (30% off until 6.1.2015), you are very welcome send in a feature request should you find anything amiss. We are really good at honoring those wherever possible :-)

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RoGame Software

06 July 2015

We thought it might interest you to know that a demo for this app is now available on our website (http://rogame.com/quincy.html). Thanks again for your interest in Quincy.

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www.rogame.com • facebook.com/rogamesw • forum.rogame.com

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