monoplugs has updated b-step to v1.1 to improve the launchpad usability, MIDI IO handling and better OS and Host support.
b-step comes with a chord editor now, where you can program your own chord set.
OS-Support:
- Add support for OS X 10.5 to 10.8 (Intel).
Hosts:
- List as instrument in Ableton Live.
- Remove support on OS X for Cubase (unsolved problems).
Settings:
- Add settings editor for MIDI IO.
- Add pop up for manage MIDI learn.
Programming/Handling:
- Add chord editor. You can program your own chords or use the defaults.
- Increase to max 8 repeats per bar (from 4).
- The target bar will be the selected after drag’n’drop.
- Bar-repeats, bar-offset, bar-octave will be no more copied by drag’n’drop.
Timing:
- Fix timing bug – everything is absolutely sample accurate.
Launchpads:
- Improved the complete launchpad map.
- Add external MIDI port handling to manage MIDI IO.
MIDI learn:
- Add multiple controller assignments.
- Add support for notes as controller.
User Interface:
- Add rotary to control all duration rotaries.
- Add rotary to control all velocity rotaries.
- Reduce UI refresh rate, feels less laggy.
- Add auto resize if the desktop area is to small.
This video shows a way to control b-step with a launchpad.
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