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IND-1 0.2.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 16 Oct 15:05
  • Fixed: safe mode can be reached over USB again after a crash. If the FM-1 crashed while it was making sound,
    safe mode came up with USB off, so neither the web installer nor M-UPGRADE could find it until it was switched
    off and on. (The same fix as SEQ-4 0.1.0's; tried on an FM-1: two crashes on purpose, safe mode, then an install
    from it.) Nothing else changes.

Install

  • From the browser (Chrome or Edge, the FM-1 on USB): the web installer. Or try it in the browser first.
  • From the command line: python3 tools/fm1_install.py ind-0.2.1.fwsc (Python 3 with pip3 install mido python-rtmidi).
  • Going back: the installer's "Back to the stock firmware", or M-VAVE's M-UPGRADE.

The firmware is ind-0.2.1.fwsc below; its source is this tag. Installing other firmware is at your own risk; see the manual's Troubleshooting.

IND-1 0.2.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 15 Oct 15:56

Your songs, and a dark quest on the screen.

  • Edit the machine's songs. Each piece's song is now yours to write: three parts (A the verse, also the
    intro, the build and the outro; B the chorus and the drop; C the breakdown), each a bar of every layer with
    four chords; the plan of its sections; the metal's two rings. The machine still writes it on auto; any edit
    locks it, and from then on nothing changes by itself. Fills and section treatments fall the same way every
    time. KNOB 4 in the song editor, or SAVE held, gives it back to the machine.
  • The editors: a page's button pressed again. The song (its sections on the white keys, their layers on
    the black, kind, length and noise bed on the knobs; the parts' chords), the drums (eight drums on the black
    keys), the bass, the guitar and the synth (the mode's notes on the black keys; a step held for its accent,
    slide, held note, open chord, octave or line), the metal's rings (hits, steps, turn, tone). ENV + a step:
    an accent; EDIT + a step: cleared.
  • The screen: a dark LCD, near-black glass and ember segments with their ghosts. The song is a quest
    through a keep: the gate, the halls, the stair, the battle, the campfire, the Warden, the dawn; the layers
    move the wanderer (the sword, the steps, the torches, the magic, the sparks, the mist). The steps of the
    page's layer under it, the layers on the case.
  • Saved: every piece's song, in two more flash objects; a locked one comes back note for note. Settings
    from IND-1 0.1 carry over.
  • Groove, Riff, Busy and Hits write the song when you turn them (Groove the drums; on auto also the bass
    and riffs, as before).
  • MIDI clock and start / stop from a Mac work (macOS sends real-time messages another way; both are taken).
  • The audio load and where the time goes, asked over USB (tools/fm1_status.py). Measured on the FM-1: a
    verse takes about a fifth of its time; the heaviest drop, about half.
  • A new firmware identity, FM-1_5XXYYZZ (FM-1_6 is CTL-1's).
  • On GitHub: every push built and tested, releases from tags, the site (emulator, installer, manual) on
    Pages.

Install

  • From the browser (Chrome or Edge, the FM-1 on USB): the web installer. Or try it in the browser first.
  • From the command line: python3 tools/fm1_install.py ind-0.2.0.fwsc (Python 3 with pip3 install mido python-rtmidi).
  • Going back: the installer's "Back to the stock firmware", or M-VAVE's M-UPGRADE.

The firmware is ind-0.2.0.fwsc below; its source is this tag. Installing other firmware is at your own risk; see the manual's Troubleshooting.