Multichannel output - Send the chain to a USB audio interface, up to 16 channels - Effects routed to All process the full hardware width; FIR Crossover works with 4 to 16 channels, so you can drive a multi-amp setup - Connecting or disconnecting an interface while playing rebuilds the path Audio Unit plugins - Host AUv3 plugins as ordinary nodes in the chain, in the order you place them Fixed - Presets that use an impulse response reload it when you load them - The Phase Select EQ graph no longer collapses

New effects - Pitch Meter: note, cents and Hz, with a scrolling piano roll - Spatial Mapper: splits direct, diffuse and residual, and routes each - TV Audio Simulator: analogue and NICAM television sound Fixed - Two unnamed sections side by side could swallow one of them - Dragging a card took the matrix away from your finger UI - Sections can be left, and a group's start and end are drawn - Presets moved into the effect picker, as genres - Folders for user presets: drag a preset onto one to file it - Drag a frequency graph to audition a sine tone - Other smaller changes throughout Follows EffeTune v2.10.0.

Requires an iPhone restart Restart your iPhone once after installing this update. Until you do, EffectDeck may not appear as an output device in Control Center. This is needed for this update only. Your presets and chain follow you to your other devices through iCloud. Reordering is rebuilt: press and hold a card and it follows your finger, with no jitter when the cards differ in height. Swipe a card to the left to delete it. Export and import moved from Settings to Presets.

Effects that were in the list but had no way to load their data now work: IR Reverb, Room EQ, 5Band FIR PEQ, Group Delay EQ, Group Delay PEQ and Crosstalk Cancellation. Presets per effect, including the factory ones from EffeTune. UI: drag from the picker to drop an effect anywhere in the chain, fold cards in three steps, reach routing from the card, and see the live spectrum behind the PEQ curves. Fixed since 2.9.0 IR Reverb never actually applied. The impulse response was read but never reached the kernel, so it passed the dry signal through. Anything an effect had loaded was thrown away when the output device or the sample rate changed, and nothing put it back. Crosstalk Cancellation forgot its measurements and its settings as soon as you folded the card. Total Delay did not follow the settings that change it. Meters and graphs did not redraw in step with the display, and frames were being dropped. In the effect picker: a dragged effect sometimes showed nothing under your finger, the sheet stayed shrunk if you missed the drop, you could not drop below the last card, and picking from search did not close the sheet.