What's new in MidiShaper 1.4
Feb 18, 2015
- With the new version 4.1, MidiShaper's waveform editing sees many improvements and is now on par with our other plugins.
- Plus, the update improves compatibility with Cubase 8 and OS X Yosemite.
New in MidiShaper 1.2.1 (Aug 21, 2012)
- This update brings fixes for bugs that got introduced with MidiShaper 1.2:
- In many cases, assigning more than one modulation target was broken.
- The envelopes ignored most Note-Off messages.
- Routing multiple LFOs or envelopes to the same modulation target did not add modulations correctly any more.
New in MidiShaper 1.2 (Jul 24, 2012)
- The new version gives you more opportunties to integrate your devices: It can receive MIDI not only directly from the host sequencer, but also via MIDI ports, allows you to define MIDI channels for input and output and to limit its LFO-triggering to a single note.
- Added a snap-to-grid function to MidiShaper's waveform editor.
New in MidiShaper 1.2 Beta (Jul 5, 2012)
- More opportunities to integrate your devices: It can receive MIDI not only directly from the host sequencer, but also via MIDI ports, allows you to define MIDI channels for input and output and to limit its LFO-triggering to a single note.
- Added a snap-to-grid function to MidiShaper's waveform editor.
New in MidiShaper 1.1.4 (Feb 15, 2012)
- Sometimes an LFO stopped playing after changing its sync mode, and produced spikes directly after playing a note. Both issues are fixed now.
New in MidiShaper 1.1 (Sep 6, 2011)
- Added AU support and optional output to physical and virtual MIDI ports.