When QLab first starts, it checks for a recent crash log and offers to send it back to Figure 53 so we can examine the crash information. Under certain circumstances, this check can…yes, you guessed it, lead to a crash. It’d be funny if it weren’t so annoying.
At the moment, if you run [...]

The Figure 53 newswire has been pretty quiet since releasing QLab 1.0. But, lest you should think the factory has been shut down and the forges cooled, I’m here to relay the message that work has quietly continued. (These virtual factories don’t have the benefit of smokestacks to broadcast their mysterious activity from [...]

…I’ve been waiting to write that subject line for a while now.
Yes, folks, 1.0 has arrived. The long months of beta testing have come to a close. With the debut of 1.0 comes the new online store, where you can purchase licenses to add new features and unlock additional plugins. Our inaugural [...]

This is the release candidate. Barring any unexpected show-stoppers, this release goes gold this weekend.
Give it a whirl and let me know what you find.

For those of you playing with MIDI and finding that ugly crashing bug the second time you fire a MIDI Cue, don’t worry—this was a simple and stupid bug that crept into the last release. It has been fixed and will not be present in the next release…which should be available some time tonight.
Heh. [...]

There was one oversight in the recent merging of QLab and QLab Pro: the status of each component as a Universal or PPC-only binary.
Everything in QLab is compiled as a Universal binary except the MIDI cues. Thus, on an Intel machine the application is loaded as a Universal binary, but when it gets to the [...]

0.9.8 went out the door last night.
Be sure to check out the new “Updates” window available from the “QLab” menu. It’s your new one stop shop for finding, installing, and updating QLab plugins.
QLab is now in feature freeze. I’m going to let it sit and settle for one week while you fine folks [...]