Hydrogen For Mac

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This site provides downloads for our installers, sources and demos.

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Older Mac operating systems/PPC Macs For Mac OS 9 and Mac OS 10.0 through macOS 10.12, legacy Universal binary versions of Audacity with Intel and PPC support are still available. Release 1.0.2 of Hydrogen is the latest stable release. This release primarily addresses issues and bugs discovered by users, rather than adding new features.

Installers

Due to the variety of linux distributions we do not provide packages for Linux. If you do not find hydrogen in the repository of your distribution, please ask the people behind your distribution to include hydrogen.

If you’re using ubuntu, there’s also the kxstudio repository which provides packages for hydrogen.

Current stable version:

Most recent beta version: Install docker ce on windows server 2016.

Older versions:

  • Windows installer 0.9.7 64-Bit (0.9.7 RC-1 win64)
  • Windows installer 0.9.7 32-Bit (0.9.7 RC-1 win32)
  • Windows installer (0.9.6-alpha1 snapshot of February 2011)
  • Windows installer (experimental 0.9.6 branch snapshot of 10 may 2010)

Current stable version

Hydrogen For Mac

Most recent beta version:

Older versions:

Sources

Hydrogen Machine For Breathing

The hydrogen sourcecode can be fetched via github:

Macos update 2020. For more information about building hydrogen from source, see our Linux compilation howto.

Demos

Hydrogen

You can find demo audio files for some of our drumkits here.

All files

All files (sources/binaries) for all platforms (Linux, Mac OS X and Windows) can be found on Sourceforge.