Beat Kitchen Harmonic Synth

STRING MODULE — a physical string with its own controls: Force, Ring, Body, Damp, Overblow, Modes and Break. OVERBLOW — push a string past its limit and it breaks into a higher register, the way a flute or a bottle does. It is a real break, not a fade. Lean in further and it climbs the harmonic series: octave, twelfth, double octave. Force sets how hard it breaks. BOW AND PLUCK — play the string by hand. Drag the bow, or click to place it; speed sets force. A stab re-attacks a note already ringing. CAPTURE — hold a chord and it stays silent until you strum it with the bow or a pluck, like an autoharp. Held notes show as dots on the keys. Hold Capture while you play to set the string's default pitch. SCOPE — the trace holds its position, and the window follows the note: one cycle at the bottom of the keyboard, more as you climb. ANALYSER — faster to react, low harmonics resolve separately, and the dense top of the spectrum reads as a shape instead of hash. PARTIALS AND FOLD IN THE POP-OUT — both now have full-size controls when the Partials panel is opened, for routing and adjustment by finger. Also: sliders no longer draw their handle over their own label, controls stay usable in small plug-in windows, and general fixes and improvements throughout.