@citizenjoe

Thanks for this insight. The 2 license approach is where I am leaning. Having a year on a second license allows work to take place for a longer period, after which I could reevaluate whether I still need the additional license for another year. 

I'm glad to hear that it's worth it to do the upgrade. It sure seems like there are significant things that make it all more flexible, versatile and easier to do a lot of things... especially audio. I look forward to working with it.

I appreciate your feedback.

Best,

Craig

I solved it for now

@mr_j

I'm not seeing the exact same behavior as you, but something similar. I am able to close Isadora Settings, but I do see that on newer versions of macOS, this causes an eternal popup that can't be closed for me, so I'll log that.

Best wishes,

Woland

Hi,

I'm experiencing an issue in Isadora on Mac ARM computers when trying to change the Open Sound Control (OSC) port number in the Midi/Net tab of the settings panel.

Normally, I open the Isadora Settings/Preferences panel, go to the Midi/Net tab, and enter a new value in the OSC port text box.To commit the change, Isadora triggers an internal system warning prompt stating: “You will need to quit and restart Isadora before changes to the OSC Port will take effect. OK”.Sometimes this works, but regularly, this specific alert dialogue confirmation breaks its focus layer and becomes disassociated from the parent Settings window. It fails to render over the UI properly or permanently separates from the active window layer.The confirmation box blocks all background interactions and waits for the user to click OK. However, because the element is unresponsive to cursor clicks, I cannot execute it. This risks losing unsaved project progress.

As a workaround, can I edit the Isadora preferences file manually while the Isadora application is closed?

Best WIshes,

Russell