Improved user interface features. Hiding toolbars. Added and improved side view. Follow mode for the graph in Svev.

Enabled sharing and importing rhythm patterns from the Sviv metronome. Added haptic vibration (long press sound icon to open menu) to the Sviv metronome. Adjust different vibration intensities for Downbeat, All beats, Subdivisions.

Major update – new app integration The Sviv Lite asymmetrical metronome is now fully integrated as the metronome module, constituting half of the app. All metronome functionality is available within the same app — no separate downloads required. Sviv Lite — Precise feature description Overview: Sviv Lite is a focused iOS metronome module built for practice and performance. It combines ultra-efficient processing with flexible rhythmic tools and clear visual cues, allowing musicians to rehearse longer and perform reliably. Low CPU usage: Engineered for minimal battery and CPU impact — instant start, stable timing, and uninterrupted performance, even on older devices. Complex time signatures: Native support for arbitrary and asymmetrical time signatures. Drag and drop beats to position them ahead of or behind a normalized rhythm pattern — switch seamlessly between symmetric and free-form bars. Modulated subdivisions: Create modulated subdivisions and polymetric groupings (triplets over duplets, odd groupings, tuplets) and save them as reusable patterns. Preset bank: Save and recall named presets for practice, rehearsal, and stage setups (tempo, time signature, subdivision, sound profile, vibration and visual settings). Visual pulse synchronization: High-contrast, low-latency visual pulse displays (flash, LED bar, wave) synchronized to audio and vibration — ideal for noisy stages or silent practice. Tap asymmetric (or any) groove: Tap input analyzes timing to generate asymmetric grooves, building repeatable patterns while preserving human micro-timing. Capture a feel and instantly loop it as a metronomic pattern. Scene & performance features: Quick-load performance mode, adjustable audio routing, and automatic mute when running in the background. Usability: Large, responsive controls; clear tempo input (tap, BPM wheel, fine adjustment); visual metronome and optional vibration cues for silent venues. Who it’s for: Practicing musicians, ensemble leaders, DJs, and live performers who require precise timing, flexible groove design, and reliable low-resource performance. Other improvements Improved Svev with faster pitch tracking: Signal analysis has been optimized for lower latency and more responsive visuals across both quiet and complex sound sources. Scrollable pitch history graph: You can now scroll back in time and review intonation curves for entire sessions — ideal for identifying patterns and tracking progress over time. Expanded sample base for magic-wand analysis: The data foundation behind intelligent suggestions has been significantly expanded, resulting in more accurate analysis and improved adjustment recommendations. Bug fixes and stability improvements: Although no crashes have been logged, potential crash scenarios have been addressed, memory handling improved, and UI responsiveness fine-tuned on older devices. Minor enhancements: Improved language and help texts, better handling of external audio sources, and tighter synchronization between pitch graphs and logged sessions. Thanks for all the feedback — feel free to send suggestions. Keep practicing, and stay tuned for upcoming updates shaped by user feedback.