microSAMPLER Editor / Librarian v1.14.0

This release adds playheads to pattern playback and gives the whole interface a polish pass for clarity, feedback and legibility.

Playheads for patterns

The pattern editor preview now shows a playhead sweeping across the piano roll while it plays, the same way the sample waveform does.
Each pattern card gets a playhead sweeping its mini piano-roll while that pattern plays on the device.
Both loop along with the device and clear when you stop.

Recorded patterns stand out:
- Empty pattern slots now recede so the patterns that actually have notes are easy to spot at a glance (they come back to full strength on hover).
See what the hardware knobs control:
- On the Effect page, the two parameters mapped to the device's FX EDIT 1 / 2 knobs are now badged and ringed, so the physical-knob targets are obvious.
- The effect panel also no longer leaves a large empty area below its parameters.
More tactile:
- Pads and pattern cards lift slightly on hover, and editable spots (the bank display, the sample's BPM) now look editable at rest rather than only on hover.
Easier to read:
- Muted labels throughout were lifted for better contrast.
Smoother:
- Switching between views now has a gentle transition (respecting reduced-motion settings).
Clearer first run:
- Empty views show a centered prompt telling you what to do next, and the top bar wraps gracefully on narrow windows instead of hiding its controls.

Download the ZIP below and unzip it.
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.
Linux and Windows launchers live in their own folders.

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

Full Changelog: v1.13.0...v1.14.0