Blues, and a song that follows you while it plays. - Blues joins the genres: a shuffle kit, a boogie bass that walks up the chord and back down through the seventh, a swung guitar shuffle, and a seventh on every chord, because that is the sound - Blues brings its own forms too, twelve bar, quick change, eight bar and minor blues, so a blues idea arrives as a whole chorus instead of a four-chord loop, and its melodies reach for the flat third, fifth and seventh - The Journey scrolls with the music: the section being played comes to you instead of you chasing it - The screen no longer goes to sleep while a tone or a song is playing

Harmonaut now sounds like a band, writes the tune and plays in your genre. • Genres: Pop, Rock, Hip-hop, R&B, Electronic, Folk, Jazz, Lo-fi, Bossa nova, MPB and Reggae. Pick one on the tone screen and the instruments, drums, comping, bass line, tempo and chord voicings follow. The feeling still chooses the chords • A melody line over your chords, shown as a piano roll, with a flute, bells, pluck or crunch lead • Ten instruments and three basses: electric piano, nylon guitar, crunch guitar, organ, bells, strings and more • Drums with fifteen grooves, from a soft pulse and bossa to boom bap, swing, samba, one drop and four on the floor • Bass lines that know the style: walking for jazz, octave for electronic, samba and bossa figures • Five spaces, dry to cathedral and plate • Auto picks all of it from the feeling or the genre; override anything in the new Sound sheet • Strum and piano-comping feels, plus Charleston, bossa, samba and reggae skank figures • Guitar and PDF fingerings favour the shapes players know • MIDI export now includes melody and drum tracks • The galaxy's feelings are planets now, each with its own surface • Tuning and balance fixes throughout