Dussek 0.4.0

New

• Weidinger, a second plugin for the brass (trumpet, horn, tenor and bass trombone, tuba), as a
  preview in the same release files: its own standalone and LV2, CLAP and VST3 plugins. The Windows
  installer and the macOS package offer it as a component that can be left out.
• Analysis and Visualization open with or without the keyboard strip.
• An instrument folder that is no instrument, or a file that is no Scala scale, says why in the window.
• The standalone's window has Dussek's icon on Linux and Windows (it had the system's default).

Changed

• The window shows only the tabs and pedals that act on the instrument, and the keyboard and its panels
  take the width. midi2wav --video draws the same pedals.

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Install: Windows: dussek-0.4.0-windows-setup.exe; macOS (Apple silicon):
dussek-0.4.0-macos.pkg; Linux: unpack dussek-0.4.0-linux.tar.gz and run ./install.sh.
dussek-0.4.0-windows-portable.zip and dussek-0.4.0-macos-portable.tar.gz hold the same
files to copy by hand (their README.txt says where). If you tried a test build, remove the
bundles you copied by hand first (dussek.lv2, .clap, .vst3 in %APPDATA%\LV2 or
~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins): hosts prefer them to the installed ones.

Weidinger, the brass (trumpet, horn, tenor and bass trombone, tuba), comes in the same files as a
preview: its own standalone and plugins, physically modeled from the same sources. The installers
offer it as a component that can be left out; its sound and controls may still change.

Tested on Linux and Windows (the standalone, LV2, CLAP and VST3); the macOS build is untested,
reports welcome. Where a host offers LV2 or CLAP, prefer them to the VST3.

Not signed: Windows' SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher ("More info", then "Run
anyway"); macOS asks before opening the package (right-click it and choose Open, or System
Settings → Privacy & Security → "Open Anyway").

The code is AGPL-3.0-or-later; each instrument carries its license (CC BY 4.0, or CC BY-SA 4.0
where its folder's LICENSE.md says so).

Dussek 0.3.2

New

• "updating…" in the bottom bar while a change is still on its way into the sound (Hammer hardness,
  the felt, another instrument: up to about 2 s on a piano).
• The Morph tab morphs the harpsichords among themselves and the two harps with each other: the
  chosen harpsichord keeps its registers and stops, each mixed with the partners' of the same pitch.
• Dussek is on itch.io too (https://ccoors.itch.io/dussek), where the itch app keeps it up to date.

Breaking

• Hammer hardness reaches +24 dB (was +12 dB). Its automation recorded in a VST3 or CLAP host
  before maps to other values (those hosts store it as a share of the range); LV2 sessions and
  presets keep theirs.

Changed

• A morph plays each key at the mean of its partners' levels: halfway between Grand A and Grand B
  had a bass up to 2.6 dB louder than either.
• Release noise starts at −10 dB, as the Pedal ring does (chosen by ear); saved sessions and
  presets keep their own value.

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Install: Windows: dussek-0.3.2-windows-setup.exe; macOS (Apple silicon):
dussek-0.3.2-macos.pkg; Linux: unpack dussek-0.3.2-linux.tar.gz and run ./install.sh.
dussek-0.3.2-windows-portable.zip and dussek-0.3.2-macos-portable.tar.gz hold the same
files to copy by hand (their README.txt says where). If you tried a test build, remove the
bundles you copied by hand first (dussek.lv2, .clap, .vst3 in %APPDATA%\LV2 or
~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins): hosts prefer them to the installed ones.

Tested on Linux and Windows (the standalone, LV2, CLAP and VST3); the macOS build is untested,
reports welcome. Where a host offers LV2 or CLAP, prefer them to the VST3.

Not signed: Windows' SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher ("More info", then "Run
anyway"); macOS asks before opening the package (right-click it and choose Open, or System
Settings → Privacy & Security → "Open Anyway").

The code is AGPL-3.0-or-later; each instrument carries its license (CC BY 4.0, or CC BY-SA 4.0
where its folder's LICENSE.md says so).

Dussek 0.3.1

New

• A tongue drum (Percussion): a steel tongue drum's 15 tongues E3–E5, from new recordings at three
  dynamics; the other tongues ring along ("Ringing tongues").

Changed

• Upright D: its own key release noise, from new recordings of its keys released without a
  note (it borrowed Grand A's): a low thud, at about the old noise's level. Its A5 at ff from a new,
  unclipped recording.
• Harpsichord B: the lute stop plays a little under the 8′ II instead of 7 dB over it (its quill
  pulls as hard as the row's: near the nut the string gives way less).

Fixed

• Linux: the standalone links its outputs to the default output when nothing else does, so it
  plays when started on its own under PipeWire (it was silent there); DUSSEK_AUTOCONNECT=0 turns
  this off.
• The microphone drawings keep clear of their captions ("from above" ran into the left microphone
  with a bottom panel open; the floor line crossed "from the front").
• Grand H: no hiss in its room (its room rang 1.4 s from 1.6 kHz up: the strings in its recording's
  gaps read as a room).
• Linux: instruments installed with install.sh --system are found when $XDG_DATA_DIRS
  leaves out /usr/local/share (NixOS, some desktops).
• Linux: a failed install.sh lists what it copied, so uninstall.sh or the next install removes
  it; a relative $XDG_DATA_HOME is ignored, as the XDG spec says.
• dussek render and midi2wav refuse an --input that is no WAV file at once, not after the render.
• Windows: the installer keeps Dussek in its fixed folder (a plugin's Copy CLI looks for the
  standalone there) and removes the Start menu entry when an update leaves the standalone out.

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Install: Windows: dussek-0.3.1-windows-setup.exe; macOS (Apple silicon):
dussek-0.3.1-macos.pkg; Linux: unpack dussek-0.3.1-linux.tar.gz and run ./install.sh.
dussek-0.3.1-windows-portable.zip and dussek-0.3.1-macos-portable.tar.gz hold the same
files to copy by hand (their README.txt says where). If you tried a test build, remove the
bundles you copied by hand first (dussek.lv2, .clap, .vst3 in %APPDATA%\LV2 or
~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins): hosts prefer them to the installed ones.

Tested on Linux and Windows (the standalone, LV2, CLAP and VST3); the macOS build is untested,
reports welcome. Where a host offers LV2 or CLAP, prefer them to the VST3.

Not signed: Windows' SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher ("More info", then "Run
anyway"); macOS asks before opening the package (right-click it and choose Open, or System
Settings → Privacy & Security → "Open Anyway").

The code is AGPL-3.0-or-later; each instrument carries its license (CC BY 4.0, or CC BY-SA 4.0
where its folder's LICENSE.md says so).

Dussek 0.3.0

The first release.

New

• Nine grands, four uprights, six harpsichords, a clavichord, harps, guitars, zithers and
  percussion, each physically modeled from freely licensed recordings, shipped as numbers.
• A standalone and LV2, CLAP and VST3 plugins for Linux, Windows and macOS (Apple silicon).
• Installers: a setup program on Windows, a package on macOS, install.sh on Linux; the
  instruments installed once for every plugin format.

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Install: Windows: dussek-0.3.0-windows-setup.exe; macOS (Apple silicon):
dussek-0.3.0-macos.pkg; Linux: unpack dussek-0.3.0-linux.tar.gz and run ./install.sh.
dussek-0.3.0-windows-portable.zip and dussek-0.3.0-macos-portable.tar.gz hold the same
files to copy by hand (their README.txt says where). If you tried a test build, remove the
bundles you copied by hand first (dussek.lv2, .clap, .vst3 in %APPDATA%\LV2 or
~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins): hosts prefer them to the installed ones.

Tested on Linux and Windows (the standalone, LV2, CLAP and VST3); the macOS build is untested,
reports welcome. Where a host offers LV2 or CLAP, prefer them to the VST3.

Not signed: Windows' SmartScreen warns about an unknown publisher ("More info", then "Run
anyway"); macOS asks before opening the package (right-click it and choose Open, or System
Settings → Privacy & Security → "Open Anyway").

The code is AGPL-3.0-or-later; each instrument carries its license (CC BY 4.0, or CC BY-SA 4.0
where its folder's LICENSE.md says so).