OmniMIDI - Version 14.6.14
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Changelog:
- Test fix for Windows 10/11 PnP registration. (From 14.6.13.127)
- Fixed feedback mode. (From 14.6.13.127)
- Added SoundFont 3.x support. (From 14.6.13.97)
- Minor performance bump and bug fixes. (From 14.6.13.81)
- Added Microsoft Teams and Mozilla Thunderbird to the blacklist. (From 14.6.13.97)
- Applied minor fixes to the driver registration system. (From 14.6.13.81)
- Added some Virtual Reality related executables to the blacklist. This should allow VR users to update the driver while wearing their HMD, without having to restart the compositor (e.g. SteamVR or Oculus). (From 14.6.13.77)
- Made some changes to the driver registration system. (From 14.6.13.77)
- Updated BASSMIDI to version 2.4.13.41. (From 14.6.13.51)
- Added new asynchronous MIDI events processing mode, which will decouple the MIDI processing from the audio buffer. This should increase the "fineness" of the audio, by removing the limit on the amount of notes that can be played on each buffer sample. This leverages the new asynchronous flags implemented by Un4seen Developments in the latest test version of BASSMIDI. (
BASS_MIDI_ASYNCandBASS_MIDI_EVENTS_ASYNC) (From 14.6.13.51) - The Windows Multimedia Wrapper for Black MIDIs has been merged with the driver library. That means that whenever you're patching a program with the Black MIDI patch, the configurator is effectively copying the driver to the MIDI app's root folder. The upside of this approach is a huge boost in performance, since there are less hoops between the MIDI app and OmniMIDI, but the downside is that the user will have to repatch everytime a new OmniMIDI update is released. (From 14.6.13.51)
- Minor bug fixes here and there. (From 14.6.13.51)