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PiPedal Performance Fork 2.0.110+codex23 (ARM64 Experimental)

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@diamondsea11 diamondsea11 released this 02 Aug 14:28
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Experimental downloadable build of the performance/multipath integration branch for direct evaluation by Robin Davies and other PiPedal contributors.

Target: Raspberry Pi OS Lite / Debian 13 (Trixie), arm64. This package uses Trixie t64 dependencies and is not a Bookworm build.

New in codex23:

  • Global EQ graph and numeric controls now preview changes in the realtime audio thread while dragging. Pedalboard persistence happens only when the edit is committed.
  • Control Hub MIDI actions now use responsive, touch-friendly cards instead of the compressed 13-column table.
  • Add action is available directly in the block/parameter view.
  • New snapshot actions default to the intuitive mapping PC 0 -> Snapshot 1, PC 1 -> Snapshot 2, and so on. The incoming PC field displays the effective mapping and MIDI Learn supports USB and Bluetooth MIDI.

Also included: the complete codex22 feature set, including multipath routing, dynamic interface input/output selection, input noise gate, plugin skins and categories, NAM calibration workflow, Bluetooth-aware MIDI routing, external MIDI send actions, modified PiPedal server, production web UI, service/configuration files, factory presets and the fork bundled TooB Amp build.

Not included: separately installed Dragonfly, Calf, LSP, Chow/Airwindows and Dusk Audio suites.

Validation: built natively on the Raspberry Pi 5 reference host; all three CTest suites passed; the package was installed over codex22; the service started successfully; HTTP returned 200; the journal contained no warnings; the responsive Control Hub was visually and interactively tested at iPad landscape dimensions.

Verify with sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS, then install using sudo apt install ./pipedal_2.0.110+codex23_arm64.deb. Back up /var/pipedal before installing an experimental build.

Source inventory: docs/ForkChanges.md. Roadmap and remaining hardware checks: ROADMAP.md.

This fork build is maintained by Thomas Rapolani and is not an official Robin Davies PiPedal release.

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