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@monzta1 monzta1 released this 19 Oct 02:35
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Learn about vigilant mode.

Unknown devices get named and learned, rigs are read the way players wire them, and the version is always on screen.

  • An unknown device is named, and can be learned (#258, #261). Plugging in an instrument ToneCommand doesn't know used to produce no response at all.
    • It now gets a card, e.g. "IK Multimedia ToneX One found".
    • With your go-ahead, its button runs the first device-learning probe. The probe records what the device reports and sends it nothing.
    • The result is a saved profile, so the device is recognised from then on. Nothing can be controlled from a profile yet.
  • USB identity on Windows (#263): the same card on Windows, as on macOS and Linux.
  • The version is always on screen (#264). A badge under the wordmark reads v1.5.16; a branch or dev build adds its branch and commit.
  • A page with several rigs asks which one to build (#245), instead of silently taking the newest.
  • The four-cable method is understood (#244). A multi-effects unit in front of the amp and in its loop is drawn as two positions with one signal chain.
    • A delay or chorus wired that way lands in the loop; a drive lands before the amp.
    • A rack unit whose effects aren't named is not built, and the card says so.
  • Plugging and unplugging is seen however the app is started (#259). A server started a certain way used to keep its first view of the MIDI ports.
  • A ToneX Pedal is recognised (#260).

Not yet proven on hardware: the ToneX Pedal card, and an instrument on Windows.

Details in CHANGELOG.md.

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