MIDI FX

- NEW: Buttons to add a module between two connected modules: Long press on a connected module or move it and "+" buttons will appear on the link cables to add the new module and automatically insert it in the chain (as long as it has the correct inputs and outputs) - Revised concurrency for better performance.

- Added a "Pure Delay" module which you can use to delay or repeat a command a number of times by a set time or number of beats. You can configure it to either let the original command through or just the delayed "copies" - Added the possibility to set negative intervals on the Hexagonal Keyboard. You can now set it up so notes go down when you go up the rows or columns. - Fixed a bug on the settings: You can now set numbers on the text fields and they will get updated correctly

- NEW HEXAGONAL KEYBOARD - New module menu button to "hide" a module and get it out of the way if you're not currently tweaking it. Long press on the module and choose the last button to hide/show the module. - Fixed a few small bugs

- Changed how the modules receive MIDI Clock for a 3x boost in performance - Added the option to duplicate the currently selected module (just click on a module and it will show in the Add Module Screen) - Fixed a small problem where you couldn't drag the Sequencer module from the area of the Select and Copy buttons when they weren't visible - Added a new project to the Examples to show the Trigger Input on the Sequencer - Fixed some memory problems

- Added support for AUv3 plugins: Audio Effects and Virtual Instruments. Use the app as a complete music generation/production - Added audio modules: Audio Fader, Audio Mixer, Audio Meter - Adapted old audio instruments for the new audio chain - Added module to separate Note ON and OFF messages - Added a new Trigger Input to the Sequencer that lets you control when notes are played by sending a message from another module. - Lots of small fixes

- Fixed serious crash if too many notes were being played in really quick succession - Fixed a few bugs with the new Converter modules

Big Update: - Added 2 new Modules: Converter and Range Converter: Turn any note/command into another note/command. The Converter will let you specify one key on a keyboard and let you use that to send a PC or Transport command. Change patterns on a Sequencer or sounds on a Synth. The Range Converter lets you specify a range of notes, PC Commands or CC values and turn them into a new range of notes, PC Commands or CC Values. For example: you can use a group of keys on your keyboard to switch to different patterns on a Sequencer, or you could generate notes from a CC LFO module, or set a parameter on the synth depending on what note you're playing Small updates: - Fixed the Generator Module (It always followed the chosen scale even if the setting was off) - Fixed the animation of the Settings screen when the keyboard comes out

Some great new features for the Sequencer and Arpeggiator modules: - You can now select steps while playing both on the Sequencer and Arpeggiator modules, so you can edit steps on the fly while playing - Added views for all step parameters on the Sequencer. Switch between: Note, Velocity, Length, Probability, PC, CC and Transport commands - Add/Remove/Edit notes/commands on the fly while playing the Sequencer - The Arpeggiator supports empty steps now (select the X between the -1 and 0 values), also you can long press on a step to mute it (on all patterns) - The Arpeggiator now has a note length parameter (on the settings screen) Fixes: - The probability parameter on the sequencer wasn't working - Fixed some problems with long presses on different modules

- Fixed a bug that caused files with the Vintage Piano module not to load correctly - Added a new module: The Switcher: Connect one source up to five destinations and choose with a knob or by sending a PC command which one of the destinations receives the signal. Useful to use one keyboard with multiple synths or to create different processing chains for different moments of a song/jam.

Fixed a small bug on the Sequencer that caused it to sometimes not play the first note right when it was sent a play command