v3.0.0

• Oscillator fine detune range can now go from -4 octaves to +4 octaves.
• LFO amount can now be controlled by an Envelope when the LFO is assigned to a polyphonic parameter.
• LFO frequency can now use logarithmic scale.
• Envelope attack, decay, and release shape can now be configured.
• Envelope time parameters can now be tempo-synced, so that their unit of measurement becomes beats instead of seconds.
• Voices can now update Envelope settings optionally at note end as well.
• The number of Envelopes has been increased to 12.
• The number of Macros has been increased to 30.
• Macro distortion shape can now be configured.
• The midpoint of Macros can now be customized, making it easier to shape the pitch bend wheel's range.
• Filter Q parameter can also use logarithmic scale.
• The Echo and Reverb effects can now apply gradually increasing distortion to the delayed signal.
• The Q factor of the high-pass filter can now be adjusted in the Chorus, Echo, and Reverb effects.
• The released note and the release velocity can also be used as a parameter controller. (Note: unfortunately, most MIDI keyboards don't send meaningful note release velocities.)
• Improved MIDI compatibility, including responding to Monophonic Mode ON/OFF messages.
• New operating modes: monophonic hold and polyphonic hold to keep notes ringing without a sustain pedal.
• Various performance and RAM usage improvements.
• The source distribution can now be compiled for RISC-V 64 systems thanks to @aimixsaka.
• New presets: Analog Brass AT, Analog Brass mod, Bouncy.
• All parameters and features are now explained in detail in the documentation.
• FST: hosts which support VSTXML files can now show full length parameter names instead of abbreviations.
• Bugfix: when a MIDI-based controller (or its proxy parameter) was assigned directly to a parameter (ie. not via a Macro), and a buffer size greater than 256 samples was in use, then changes of the controller could produce sudden jumps and audible glitches in the parameter's value. Now these changes are always performed smoothly.
• Bugfix: some MIDI devices send Note Off messages as Note On messages with 0 velocity. These messages were misinterpreted, but now they are handled correctly.
• Bugfix: neither the FST nor the VST 3 plugin notified the host when a parameter was changed or a patch was loaded from file, so the host wouldn't ask the user when exiting whether to write unsaved changes to disk, and the undo history wasn't updated either. Now both plugin types will notify the host when something is changed on JS80P's user interface.
• Bugfix: dynamic envelope parameter changes could produce glitches, sudden jumps, and some sections of the envelope could get lost, especially in monophonic mode.
• Bugfix: decayed notes were not garbage collected when envelopes were assigned only to the amplitude parameter of the oscillators, but not to the first oscillator's subharmonic amplitude which was left at the default 0 setting. (E.g. the Bells 1 and 2 presets while holding the sustain pedal.)
• Bugfix: the FST plugin will no longer crash if it is loaded in a host which does not supply a host-callback. (Hosts like that are probably rare, and features like tempo-synchronization cannot work in such hosts.)

v2.9.0 (preview)

Preview version for v3.0.0, not ready for production use.

v2.4.4

• Reduced RAM usage.
• Bugfix: hosts that use variable length rendering blocks could cause JS80P in some circumstance to leave garbage in the buffers of delay based effects when they decayed into silence, which (depending on the settings of the patch) could produce audible glitches. Now the delay buffers are properly cleaered when both their input and their feedback line decays into silence.
• Bugfix: despite the efforts in v1.5.1, in some circumstances, short delay times (lower than 3-5 milliseconds) could still make the feedback lines noisy in delay based effects in hosts which use variable length rendering blocks (e.g. FL Studio). The rendering logic has been adjusted to prevent delay feedback lines from falling behind and becoming discontinuous when the host requests a large rendering batch after a sequence of short ones.

v2.4.3 preview

• Reduced RAM usage.
• Bugfix: despite the efforts in v1.5.1, in some circumstances, short delay times (lower than 3-5 milliseconds) could still make the feedback lines noisy in delay based effects in hosts which use variable rendering block size (e.g. FL Studio). The rendering logic has been adjusted to prevent delay feedback lines from falling behind and becoming discontinuous when the host requests a large rendering batch after a sequence of short ones.

NOTE: unfortunately the fix for FL Studio introduced a problem which makes the plugin lose MIDI CC messages in other hosts when they are using bigger buffers than around 6 ms. Sorry for the inconvenience.

v2.4.2

• The MTS-ESP mode (continuous or note-on) is now shown at the beginning of the tuning selector for better readability.
• Bugfix: Envelope 3 of the Dystopian Cathedral preset was accidentally configured to be dynamic.
• Bugfix: inaccuracy has been turned off for the unused oscillator in the Gloomy Brass preset.
• Bugfix: the release time of Envelope 4 in the Gloomy Brass Raindrops preset has been increased so that when a Note Off event occurs right after the "raindrop" sound kicks in, its decay is more natural.
• Bugfix: MTS-ESP related information has been corrected in README.txt.

v2.4.1

• Bugfix: fixed a potential crash or memory corruption when MIDI channel number is greater than 8.
• Bugfix: fixed several typos in the documentation.

v2.4.0

• Support for microtonal and any other tunings via MTS-ESP, one-click switch between 440 Hz and 432 Hz equal temperament tunings.
• Analog inaccuracy and instability emulation for oscillator pitch, and inaccuracy settings for filter frequency and Q factor, and envelope time and level.
• New presets: Gloomy Brass, Gloomy Brass Raindrops, Sawyer.
• Bugfix: the typo in the label of the dynamic envelope toggle has been corrected.

v2.4.0-preview

Work-in-progress, development preview of the upcoming v2.4.0 release with MTS-ESP tuning support, analog inaccuracy emulation, and more.

v2.3.2

• Bugfix: reduced unwanted noises in the Acid Lead presets.

v2.3.1

• Bugfix: fixed a crash when side chaining was turned on for the Reverb or Echo effects, and the Chorus effect got overloaded by too much feedback