The Patch Bench update. BENCH — a captured bank is no longer all-or-nothing. Build send sets: ordered selections from your library, delivered as one paced transfer with a per-set gap between messages. Reorder by drag, and the wire-time estimate updates as you build. DIFF — compare any two messages or captures byte by byte: changed regions named by offset, an aligned hex view, and a one-line verdict. DEVICES — run a census: Syxloom broadcasts the Universal Identity Request and turns every reply into a card naming the manufacturer, family, member, and firmware. A request builder composes Roland RQ1 messages with the checksum computed for you, plus a raw hex composer that validates before it sends. Per-device pacing profiles remember how slowly old hardware needs to be fed. Also: a live receive meter on the Monitor, a new icon, and a new instrument-panel look across the app. Everything stays on this device — no account, no tracking.

Syxloom now does the job end to end, with real CoreMIDI underneath. - Live capture from any CoreMIDI source, with true multi-packet reassembly so a full bank dump arrives byte for byte - A virtual "Syxloom" port other apps can send into, plus Bluetooth MIDI pairing - A real .syx importer that reads binary dumps and splits a bank into one entry per patch - Field-by-field decoding with hex highlighting: manufacturer, device, model, command, address, data, and checksum - Per-vendor checksum verification, with an honest "not applicable" for the many manufacturers that use none - Declared byte counts compared against what actually arrived, so a truncated dump is caught - Paced sending with live progress, cancel, and a pause between messages - Byte-exact .syx export, hex paste, tags, notes, and search - A new offline reference: manufacturer IDs, framing rules, checksum coverage, universal sub-IDs, and a safe-send checklist