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SubForge 1.2.1

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@travisdk travisdk released this 17 Oct 14:51
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v1.2.1
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A small fix release: no more gliding notes during a pre-roll, and clearer names for the notes that choose pattern slots. CLAP and VST®3 plug-ins for Linux and Windows; copy SubForge.clap and/or the SubForge.vst3 folder from the archive into your plug-in folder, as described in INSTALL.txt.

VST Compatible

Downloads

  • SubForge-linux-x86_64.tar.gz for Linux (x86-64)
  • SubForge-windows-x64.zip for Windows (64-bit)

Changed

  • The README now lists a known limitation: switching slots while the DAW records automation also records Steps, Rate, Swing and Gate.
  • Pattern-slot notes are now given as MIDI note numbers 0-7 in the README, the slot tooltip and the Settings menu (MIDI notes 0-7 choose pattern), with examples of what DAWs call them: C-2 to G-2 in Bitwig and Ableton Live, C0 to G0 in FL Studio. The name C-2 only fits some DAWs.

Fixed

  • No gliding notes during a pre-roll. With a count-in before bar 1 (Bitwig's pre-roll, for example), the sequencer played every note as a slide into the next. It now stays silent before bar 1 and starts there on its first step, as without a pre-roll.

The sound is unchanged: the audio demo renders identically to 1.2.0.

Known issues

  • Fuzz: the Tone control changes the output level, and at high Tone settings short peaks can exceed 0 dBFS. Lower Volume if needed. This may be improved in a later version.

See CHANGELOG.md for the full history.

SubForge is developed in my spare time and comes with no support and no warranty.

VST is a registered trademark of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH.

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