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The rack: up to three firmwares play at once into the one master bus. A drawer from the triangle in the
top-right corner switches the panel between them, picks each slot's firmware, mutes / solos, switches a slot off
with a swipe, and shows each slot's level and CPU share.
One clock for the rack: with two or more firmwares, tempo and PLAY / STOP are shared; a firmware added while
the others play comes in on the next bar. Tempo in the drawer (drag), or the Link session's when Link is on.
Sessions: Settings → Session saves the whole rack under a name — every firmware with its flash, volumes,
mute / solo, focus, tempo — and loads it back.
DSP meter under the settings dot and in the drawer.
Hortator (DEADACTIVE's drum machine based on Felucca, DRUM-0.16.0) is the fourth built-in firmware: eight
drum tracks, steps, Grids, ACID bass, PERFORM.
Firmware updates: Felucca 1.6, JIANT FM 0.6.75.
Portrait layout: a gamepad skin for the phone held upright; Settings lays out for it too.
Key light colours (Settings → Skin) and beat marks every four white keys.
Knob names on the panel now follow the firmware's page (they showed KNOB 1–4 before), also on HOME.
Tighter clock: the MIDI clock the firmwares follow (Link and the rack) is timed from the audio itself, so it no
longer drifts or doubles a pulse on phones with large or uneven audio bursts.