This update fixes a freeze in AUv3 hosts: confirming INIT, deleting a user preset or clearing recordings could leave Stellarizer unresponsive until the host was restarted. Confirmations now appear inside the plug-in window and respond normally.

Stellarizer 1.1 brings new ways to hear, perform and shape your ideas. • Built-in preview sound: hear an example or play your patterns immediately in the standalone app, without connecting another instrument. • Beginner Mode: a guided introduction to playback, presets and MIDI routing. • Direction: play a pattern Forward, Backward, Ping-Pong, Random, Random Walk or Scatter without changing its notes. • Speed: from ÷16 to ×16, locked to the tempo. • Orbit: take a pattern on an evolving journey and return Home over 4, 8, 16 or 32 loops. Keep discoveries along the way, and export the whole journey as one MIDI clip. • A gold cycle rail shows where you are in the pattern, and every note glows as it plays. • Grid: edit with step columns and pitch lanes. Fold the lanes to your scale, pinch to zoom and drag with two fingers to scroll. • Randomize: a new sequence from the notes on screen, or new velocities or durations for the notes you are editing. • Legato: connect notes in your source or variation, or enable it for generated patterns. • Tighter MIDI timing at every audio buffer size, and steadier playback in AUv3 hosts. Presets and projects from Stellarizer 1.1 for Mac and Windows now open on iPad. Stellarizer remains an AUv3 MIDI processor. In a host, route its MIDI to an instrument for sound.

Fixes an issue that could freeze the AUv3 interface when importing MIDI, presets, or banks. Adds access to Stellarizer documents through the Files app.