v1.13.0

microSAMPLER Editor / Librarian v1.13.0

This release lets you play the device from a real MIDI keyboard, and makes a sample's original BPM editable after the fact.

Play from a MIDI keyboard

• A new MIDI IN toggle in the keyboard panel plays the device from a connected MIDI controller.
• It sends velocity, so dynamics come through.
• The pitch bend wheel bends the note (in KEYBOARD mode, the way the device does it).
• The sustain pedal holds notes until you lift the pedal.
• It honors the SAMPLE / KEYBOARD toggle, so each key either triggers its own pad or plays the selected sample pitched.
• It uses your browser's Web MIDI, so the bridge still has the device to itself.
  The toggle only appears in browsers that support Web MIDI (Chrome, Edge and Firefox).

Editable original BPM

• Click the BPM chip on a sample to edit its original tempo (the tempo used for BPM-sync stretching) in a dialog.
• Applying re-uploads the sample to the device, keeping its audio and all of its other settings.
• This was the one sample value that could not be changed before, since the device has no live command for it.

Install

1. Download the ZIP below and unzip it.
2. macOS: open the macOS folder and run microSAMPLER Editor Librarian.command (device mode) or microSAMPLER Library.command (no hardware needed).
   On first run, approve the unsigned launcher in System Settings, Privacy and Security.
3. Linux and Windows launchers live in their own folders.

You only need Python 3 installed.
pyusb and libusb are bundled.

Full Changelog: v1.12.0...v1.13.0