Release v0.3.0 — groups, live input, and Modular in the browser · chrischaps/Soba

Try it without installing: Modular in the browser. Every recipe in the manual can now be played on its page.

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Groups. Select modules and press Ctrl+G to fold them into one node. Open it with Tab, pin knobs to its face, and save it to My Modules for reuse in any patch.
Frames and notes. Titled backdrops and text cards on the canvas. Every example is laid out with them, so it reads as a lesson.
Live input. An Audio Input module and input device picker, with the measured round-trip latency in the status bar. For low-latency playing on Windows, get the low-latency build from v0.3.1.
Record to WAV from the transport (Ctrl+R). Each take is saved with the patch that made it.
New modules: Noise (white, pink, brown, smooth random), Quantizer (snap pitch to a scale), and a Stereo Mixer with pan, mute, meters and poly spread.
Glide on Keyboard, MIDI Note and Poly MIDI. Tempo-synced LFO, and MIDI clock input.
Three new examples: Shoreline, Backbeat (a full drum kit) and Afterglow (a chord progression), all playing themselves.
Play the on-screen pianos. The Keyboard and Poly MIDI modules play when you hold their piano keys with the mouse or a finger.
Knob faces: an LED ring and a menu of other styles. Trackpad pinch and Ctrl+scroll zoom about the pointer.

The Keyboard plays legato and honours its Priority.
The Mixer's soft clip eases in instead of stepping to 1.333.
The first clock after a Reset plays step 1.
LFO and Chorus rate knobs stay live while patched.
MIDI Learn can be cancelled.
The MIDI Monitor's rows no longer overlap.
Module title bars read on every header colour.
The toolbar fits its window, and the status reads Playing, Stopped or No audio honestly.
The app stays dark on a light-mode system.

Unzip and run modular_synth. Press Play, then play the Z to M keys.