PluginButeqe Scaler updated to v2.2
PluginButeqe ScalerIs a fairly big update. (Free update!)
It is wonderful.
Bass mode and Melody mode have been added.
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Overview
Bass mode
– Generates a baseline adapted to the current scale and code.
– Over 100 basslines in various genres (funk, house, jazz, pop, rock, synthwave, trans, urban)
– Seven new bass sounds (bass guitar, chorus bass, FM bass, jazz bass, retro bass, sawtooth bass, tight bass)
Melody mode
– Generates a melody line that matches the current scale and chords.
– Choose from over 100 melody lines.
– New key switch for live switching of melody parts
Playback
– New re-trigger and follow behavior when switching codes before the end of the representation pattern.
– Quantize and Swing – Align notes played on the grid and apply global swings of various note lengths.
– Enhanced progress editing
– Ability to create groups of chords
– All playback parameters can be customized for each group
UI
– Quick navigation – You can switch between different screens from the quick navigation menu and navigate faster using keyboard shortcuts.
– Updated expression selector to support new playback modes.
– Increased the size of the copy / move icon when dragging chords.
– Added notifications when you drag a chord out of the Scaler when bind or play mode is active.
Other improvements
– Reduced playback interruptions when switching parameters live.
– Sustain MIDI CC messages are now consumed or slewed internally.
– Prevent crashes when loading user code sets.
– Prevent crashes when using Keys-Lock.
– Prevent crashes when writing code from empty patterns in Pad View.
– Added 16-beat chord duration
– Synchronize between Scaler instances to save Humanize settings.
– Keys-Lock – Prevents notes from being cut off when using Chord Notes or Chord Extension profiles.
– Fingerboard view no longer triggers keyswitches.
– Improved overall stability and performance
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