Jacquard - Music App

The Tile panel has a keyboard on it, the fifteen rows of a sound sit under six headings, and the visualizer traces the channel you are working on. This release is about reaching a control without reading the whole panel to find it. NEW - A keyboard for a note's letter, on the Tile panel where the Note bar was. A key sounds the note as it lands and sets the letter without carrying into the register, so the Octave bar under it is the only thing that moves a note between octaves. - The channel you are on, drawn over the mix. Select any lane of a channel and the visualizer traces that channel's own share of the output brighter over the top of it. IMPROVED - The Sound and Lock panels run under six headings instead of fifteen rows in one list, and a row no longer repeats the heading above it. The gate ratio sits beside the transpose now, since neither of those is about the timbre. - A note's length drags in twentieths of a step where it moved in quarters, which reaches the lengths between the ones the grid already puts under your hand. - The Swap steppers hold still while their digits change. - Stage Mode takes the Swap group off the Channels panel as well. It was the one control left on a screen set to play that writes the score. CHANGED - The row of twenty-four voice slots is gone from the visualizer. It was a line of bars twitching out of step with anything you could hear, and it cost the synth work on every buffer whether or not it was being drawn.