Development status, not a release announcement
This dated editorial update records the state of the HyperION DAW 1.1.5.0 working tree on 9 September 2026. It is based on current internal BuildReports and the real application screenshot shown on this page. It does not announce a public release, a release date, a new download, or public availability. Those require a separate official announcement.
Verified build and test evidence
The 6 September 115j verification summary records successful Debug and Release builds. Its consolidated Release campaign reports 711 passed checks, 0 failed checks, and 3 explicitly skipped scopes. A targeted Release UI rerun records 316 passed, 0 failed, and 1 skipped. The skipped work was not counted as successful; the report keeps interactive desktop, DPI and ASIO acceptance, network capture, and isolated external plug-in scanning outside that completed scope.
Validation continued on 9 September. The host-continuity-release3-tests.log record lists 2 plug-in-window checks, 89 audio-engine checks, 152 project/export checks, and 25 project-close checks, all passing with 0 failures and 0 skips. The separate plug-in host lifecycle report records 100 actual host open/close cycles and a 200-tab maximum in that campaign, with the listed lifecycle checks marked PASS. These are targeted local engineering results, not a claim that every device, plug-in, project, or production environment is covered.
What the current screenshot documents
The captured 1.1.5.0 Pattern View shows the application’s current step sequencer, pad-performance surface, Pattern Mixer, library area, and mixer/control-room layout in one real build. The image documents the visible state of that build. By itself, it does not prove every interaction path, hardware configuration, external plug-in, multi-monitor condition, or long-running audio workload.
Next verification boundary
The evidence supports continued development and targeted test progress. Public availability, download eligibility, final compatibility, and release notes remain separate decisions and will only be stated when they are independently confirmed on the official HyperION DAW channels.