What's New in Version 1.3.1 Made for landscape • Every drawer now fits on screen in landscape, without scrolling. Same controls, laid out more neatly. • Open drawers hang down over the keyboard instead of squeezing it, and the keys they leave uncovered still play. Hide the keyboard • A new Keys button beside Drone hides the on-screen keyboard, giving its room to the knobs and drawers. Tap it again to bring the keyboard back. Smoother to play • Knobs grab your finger the moment you touch them, so they turn even inside a scrolling drawer. • Naming and saving a preset no longer causes clicks or dropouts in a drone that's playing. Better starting points • The filter starts at 12 o'clock, and double-tapping it takes it back there. • The ARP starts slower: 80 BPM, quarter notes, random order. Double-tap RATE to return to 80. • MOTION opens on the controller, and new motions are timed in seconds by default.

What's New in Version 1.3.0 MOTION — record your knob moves and play them back • Tap REC, turn any knobs and play a few notes: DroneSynth loops your movement, in bars to the tempo or freely in seconds. • Drones are held right through the loop, so a slow filter sweep over a held note just keeps breathing. • Each preset keeps its own motion. Load the preset and its movement comes back. • Take over any knob by hand while it plays; it rejoins the motion when the loop comes round. Your iPhone or iPad as a wireless controller • Play the DroneSynth plugin in Logic Pro, GarageBand or any AUv3 host from your iPhone or iPad over Wi-Fi. • Every knob, preset and note you play is sent to the plugin, and your host can record it as automation. • Tap your Mac or iPad in the MOTION tab to connect; it reconnects by itself next time. • On a Mac, set Audio MIDI Setup › MIDI Network › "Who may connect to me" to Anyone once. Motion and the controller are a one-time purchase. The plugin follows a controller for free. Also new • The DroneSynth plugin's own knob moves can be recorded as automation in Logic Pro and other hosts. • Smoother filter cutoff automation, without pops. • Projects reopen with every plugin setting as it was saved.

NEW: MASTER TUNING A TUNE drawer retunes the whole synth up to 100 cents either way from standard pitch, showing A4 to a tenth of a hertz - 440.0 Hz by default, or 432.0 Hz and anything in between. Turn the knob, step a cent at a time with − and +, or double-tap the knob to return to 440. Or jump straight to 432, 442, 444 Hz and other popular pitches under PITCHES. Each preset remembers its own tuning. IN THE PLUGIN • Master tuning is on the hardware panel's top rail and can be automated from your host. • The plugin now opens as its one-page hardware panel in Logic Pro on the Mac, as it does in GarageBand on iPad, and keeps that shape as you resize it.

NEW: ARP / SEQ An arpeggiator and step sequencer inspired by classic analog hardware, in its own drawer next to the Looper. • ARP: hold a chord, and it plays the notes in turn - in the order you played them, up and down, or shuffled - across up to two extra octaves. • SEQ: record up to 256 steps, with rests and ties, into any of three patterns, then play them back transposed from any key. • HOLD keeps it going after you let go; a new chord takes over from the old one. • Set the rate by knob or TAP, with straight and triplet divisions from 1/4 to 1/16, and a GATE knob for staccato or legato. The RATE light flashes in time, even while stopped. • Your settings and patterns are saved with your presets. IN THE PLUGIN • ARP / SEQ works in the AUv3 too, and follows your host's tempo and transport. • All ten of its settings can be automated from your host. • A new one-page hardware panel for GarageBand's plugin strip, with every control in reach. ALSO • Runs more smoothly on older devices.

A few fixes to performance

reverb enhancements

Bug fix

Modified the Delay Line to have more variation, with stereo channels having independent control over delay length.

AU Support and Mac Os Compatibility