Added new module Sapphire Env: envelope follower and pitch detector.
Elastika adds polyphonic stereo in/out options.
Minor display glitch fixed in Tin + Tricorder combination.
Removed unused member variable PhysicsMesh::gravity.
The gravity concept was abandoned before I released the first
version of Elastika, and has never been used.
Elastika now uses about 60% of the CPU it used to, thanks to
a complete overhaul of its physics engine.
Added an optional resampler to run Elastika at a different rate
than the engine rate. For backward compatibility, the resampler
is disabled by default.
UI improvement: the channel count sliders in Hiss, Pop, and
Split/Add/Merge now visually "snap" in steps, instead of
sliding smoothly.
* Add OptikEcho, a polyphonic piano emulator.
* Update HetrickCV
* Revert "Add OptikEcho, a polyphonic piano emulator."
This reverts commit 5099055c77.
* Fix whitespace.
* Fix whitespace again.
* Fix even more whitespace.
The chaos modules Frolic/Glee/Lark were setting the polyphonic P
output correctly based on the Chaops MORPH control, and they
sent the correct output to a Tricorder on the right, but they
did not include the morphed vector to their monophonic XYZ ports.
This has been corrected so that XYZ match P.
Added help text to Chaops MORPH CV input port.
Chaops is a left-expander for chaos modules Frolic, Glee, and Lark
that adds new functionality to them.
Improved CPU efficiency of Frolic, Glee, Lark by 30x in Turbo Mode.
No longer need a CPU usage warning.
Display chaos mode on top of CHOAS knob in Glee and Lark.
Display "T" on top of SPEED knob when Turbo Mode is enabled.
Updates Cardinal two versions from 2.5.1 to 2.5.3.
Includes the changes from 2.5.2, most notably the new
polyphonic filter module Sauce.
Fixes in Pop for exact timing when CHAOS=0.
Make it easy to provide V/OCT input to Pop, Gravy, and Sauce.
In all 3, the SPEED/FREQ attenuverter can now be set to 100%
so that the CV input is interpreted on a volt-per-octave scale.
Split/Add/Merge module now allows selecting 1..16 output channels.
Before this change, the output always had 3 channels.
Each Sapphire module now links directly to its own manual,
instead of linking to the Sapphire plugin table of contents.
Moots now allows you to toggle the anti-ramping option in a
more intuitive way: you can now right-click on the controller
button and toggle the option. When enabled, a "ramp" symbol
appears superimposed on the related button, for visual feedback.
The existing panel menu is still there for people who are used to it.
Added (X, Y, Z) voltage togglers to Frolic, Glee, Pivot, and Rotini.
This provides 8 times as many possible output curves for each module.