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FlipKit64 0.9.9 beta
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TempoPAD pad lights
In Easy mode the pads now light up: loaded pads, hits in each pad's own colour, the current and queued pattern, and steps with the playhead. Pick what Easy mode's pads do in the new TempoPAD... menu in the Sequencer:
- patterns plus pads
- all 64 pads play
- steps, with a sound picker in the bottom half
On the Sampler tab the pads show the slice map (press one to hear its slice) and tap-chop progress. While recording they glow dim red, then become a scrolling level meter. On Chromebook the lights go through the MIDI bridge.
Find and load samples faster
- Search the sample browser (Ctrl+F) across a location and all its folders.
- Drop a folder or several samples on a pad to fill pads in order, or right-click a folder and choose Load folder as kit. Sort by sound type puts kicks, snares, hats and percussion each on their own row, and Ctrl+Z undoes a fill.
TempoPAD fixes
- Play, Stop and Record now work without MMC: Stop works out of the box, and you can teach any button in the TempoPAD... menu.
- New Velocity setting: As played, Lighter touch or Full level.
- Keys tracks played from the pads now sound like the pad: the same velocity layer, and One-shot pads play to the end.
- New MIDI log for troubleshooting.
Install
- Windows: unzip and run Install FlipKit64.bat (or run FlipKit64.exe).
- Chromebook: run
update-flipkit64-0.9.9-chromebook.shin the Linux terminal.
SHA-256 of FlipKit64-0.9.9-beta-win64.zip: dadbb62201bd3abff31fa18a3b29ca9cf0f77e0e175204530e3512188a35e042