Tenacity: baixar versions anteriors

This release was originally unplanned, but after learning about several vulnerabilities being discovered in libexpat, one of Tenacity's core dependencies, we decided to make a new release. However, as time progressed, several other issues came up that needed addressing. This took longer than expected, primarily due to busy schedules and personal issues, but despite that, we present to you a new release bringing fixes to several long-standing issues.
This release is also the first release with an original maintainer. Due to the project's early history, they had to step away for a long while, but since they are doing better, they chose to come back. We'd like to welcome them in coming back and we're both excited to see where Tenacity goes!
New
- ASIO is now natively supported in Tenacity.
- Windows on ARM is now supported. We expect minimal issues, if any, on Windows on ARM, with an exception due to a lack of plugin support (we expect only native ARM plugins to work, but we have not tested this aspect yet).
- Windows 11 or later is required for the Windows on ARM installer. The other installers continue to require Windows 7 (SP1) or later.
- macOS builds have returned.
- Tenacity supports macOS 10.15 or later, both on Intel and Apple Silicon.
- Note that these builds are unsigned and thus require extra steps to get working. Open a Terminal window and run xattr -d com.apple.quarantine /path/to/Tenacity.app
Changes
- For packagers: wxWidgets 3.3 and later is now supported.
- On Windows, some parts of the UI now better adapt to dark mode if enabled. (However, Tenacity's theme will not automatically adapt to dark mode; you need to wait for 1.4 for that).
- Update about dialog:
- Remove build date. It wasn't necessarily accurate on Linux depending on who packaged Tenacity (e.g., through our official Flatpak).
- Move an original maintainer from emeritus to active.
- Miscellaneous: CPack is now used for building packages across all platforms, including Inno Setup installers.
Fixes
- Fixed several build issues.
- Fixed a spectrogram crash (backported from 1.4 alpha 1).
FFmpeg
Instead of the previous FFmpeg 6.1.2, we now have FFmpeg 7.1.5. Support for FFmpeg 7 was backported in some previous release accidentally, but you can use it to your benefit :)
Unfortunately, we do not provide FFmpeg libraries for Windows on ARM. However, you can download FFmpeg 7.1.5 for Windows on ARM here. Configuration is the same as if you were on x86(_64). Keep in mind that we have not tested these binaries, so if any issue comes up, please create a new issue for it and we'll try to resolve it. We will continue to provide our own builds for 64-bit and, for now, 32-bit Windows.
Under normal circumstances, the 1.3.x series would be locked to only FFmpeg 6.x. Because it's been a while since the last stable release (over a year and a half), and 1.3.x supports up to FFmpeg 7.x, we will provide FFmpeg 7.x libraries. These libraries have been compiled manually under Windows using MSVC and MSYS2 tools.
Hashes and Verification
There are two ways to verify your downloads: via PGP signatures or SHA256 hashes.
PGP Signatures
IMPORTANT: we made yet another signing key, this time containing both active maintainers. The new key's fingerprint is 29FE9795E57619BC854CF9A730EFEEFA63DF61BA.
If you are using gpg, you can import it like so:
$ gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys 29FE9795E57619BC854CF9A730EFEEFA63DF61BA
Then you can verify your download like so:
$ gpg --verify /path/to/download-signature.asc /path/to/download
For example, to verify the AppImage using gpg:
# Receive the key first if you haven't done so
$ gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys 29FE9795E57619BC854CF9A730EFEEFA63DF61BA

# Then verify the release like so
$ gpg --verify tenacity-linux-1.3.5-x86_64.AppImage.asc tenacity-linux-1.3.5-x86_64.AppImage
gpg: Signature made Sun 05 Jul 2026 03:29:52 PM PDT
gpg: using EDDSA key 9F7144C4FEC3D116E8569F728F5DF0C25B19955F
gpg: Good signature from "Avery King (Tena

Happy new year everyone! Sometimes, the best things come to those that wait. While we apologize to have kept you waiting this long, it's certainly paid off, and we want to thank you for waiting for 1.3.4!
This is a minor release that is focused primarily on refinements and a few backported changes from 1.4. The most notable changes of this release include the integration of patches from MacPorts, courtesy of @ryandesign, which improves macOS support, a bunch of bug fixes, and updated credits in the About Dialog. Speaking of improved macOS support, if you want to try Tenacity on macOS, you should try out the MacPorts package as that is currently the best way to use Tenacity on macOS while we figure out how to get CI working again.
Fun fact: this release was supposed to be made a lot sooner, but unfortunately, scheduling conflicts came and went, plus the amount of issues that needed fixing took a little while to investigate and fix with our current resources. We hope that the large number of bug fixes helps improve the overall experience and was worth the wait.
The full changelog for this release is below.
Changelog
- Increased default maximum spectrogram frequency to 20 kHz.
- Tenacity now warns you if you save to a FAT32 drive on FreeBSD.
- Enabled drag-and-drop project importing.
- Fix sync-lock drawing.
- Update about dialog to add new contributors plus Matroska info (#226).
- Updated manual packaging (#406).
- Added FFmpeg 7 support (#484; an accidental backport believe it or not but why not ;)
- Windows: Fixed some flickering issues.
- Windows: Fixed issues when building Tenacity for ARM.
- Windows: Fixed issues with garbled text in the installer (#486, #509).
- Windows: Fixed OGG imports causing crashes (#311, #511)
- Windows: Changed EXE description to reduce confusion in Task Manager (#510).
- macOS: Applied patches from @ryandesign to improve macOS support.
- Haiku: Applied patches from @davidkalory to improve Haiku support.
- Linux: remove unused launcher script (#358, #513).
- Some error help buttons and preferences no longer point to broken links (#519).
- Removed some overhead on initialization (#526).
For packagers and other advanced users
- Updated vcpkg to 2024.12.16 (our fork).
- Enable SBSMS timestretching by default in vcpkg builds.
- musl libc builds should now be less susceptible to breakage, although you will see new output if ran from the terminal.
- Build times should be much faster with vcpkg (#483) and slightly faster without it (#405).
- Due to its use of VLAs and a recent update, lilv is no longer built on Windows. LV2 isn't supported on Windows currently either, but will be once vcpkg has suil.
- Tenacity can now be built against a more minimal wxWidgets configuration. It only requires the base, core, html, and net wxWidgets libraries now (#525). To see this in action, view our Flatpak maniefst.
FFmpeg
Following through what we said in the previous release, we are providing FFmpeg 6.1.2 for Windows 32-bit and 64-bit. Note that this release, if not the next one, will likely be the last to ship 32-bit FFmpeg for Windows. Previous versions of FFmpeg will still be usable going forward until Tenacity drops support for those versions of FFmpeg.
Flatpak Users
Note that these updates came before this release and were available before this release. If you haven't updated your Tenacity Flatpak yet, do it now to get these features.
- Enabled native Matroska importing and exporting (https://github.com/flathub/org.tenacityaudio.Tenacity/pull/31).
- Slimmed down Flatpak builds a little bit (https://github.com/flathub/org.tenacityaudio.Tenacity/pull/21)
- Updated dependencies (wxWidgets, suil, etc.).