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The later sections no longer come out as sound-alike nonsense on newer NVIDIA cards: the 3.8.0 move to a newer ggml brought a CUDA flash-attention kernel that is numerically wrong on Blackwell-generation cards (compute capability 10.0 and up, such as the RTX 5060 Ti), so a song started right and drifted into "sounds like singing but means nothing" later. The studio now turns flash attention off automatically on these cards; other cards are untouched and their speed does not change.
A finished song is no longer lost when the system temp folder cannot be written: the FLAC was written through a temporary file, and a temp folder gutted, blocked or named in an awkward code page lost the song at the last step. It is now encoded in memory.
Karaoke times original songs whose voice is buried under the mix: when nothing is heard in the mix and Mel-Band RoFormer is installed, the voice is lifted out and timed on its own, so a freely generated original is timed where the mix alone reported nothing - now with cloud recognition too.
Your chosen maximum duration is kept when a new Create loads a request: reuse, an example or the writing assistant no longer writes its own shorter duration over the one you saved.
The autogenerated lyrics fall back to your language instead of Russian: under "Automatic" the lyrics follow the studio's own language when the request does not settle one.
Each changed component on the update screen has its own reason: the audio.cpp engine's CUDA libraries no longer share the karaoke description; they get their own line.