Sound polish — more from the knobs you already have. • Chords: Spread is now a real ensemble. It widens the chord in stereo and, further up the knob, opens the voicing: the fifth, then the third, rise an octave while the root doubles an octave below. Sweep now also works below Morph 50%. • Pads: the noise layer now breathes with the slow filter movement. • Lead: the upper half of the Filter now opens up the sound instead of doing almost nothing. • Sampler: the Tape knob moves evenly across its whole range and keeps a steady volume. • iPadOS 27: the keyboard keys, the Siren pad and Freeze respond instantly again. • Fewer clicks: Chords and drum hits no longer tick when a long tail runs into the next hit. • Dub Siren knobs have more breathing room on iPhone. • New projects start with Chords Spread and Sweep at 0. Existing projects get their Chords Spread reset to 0 once, so nothing changes by surprise.

What's new in 1.1 • Guided tutorial — new to TowerDub? A short interactive walkthrough now opens on first launch: build a riddim with drums, chords, bass and a melody, record a sample, add delay and reverb, then dub it live, record the take and export it. Skip it anytime, or replay it from the project menu. • Warmer, tighter bass — the Filter knob now works across its whole range, notes open up gently on the attack, and sequenced notes no longer produce a kick-like thump at longer Decay settings. • More room on iPhone — the on-screen keyboard is a little shorter, so more of the step grid stays in view. • Small fixes and polish. Questions or ideas? Write to towerdubsystem@gmail.com