The 1.3 release of Aalto, the patchable synthesizer from Madrona Labs, is now available.
New features:
- Redesigned, rewritten, vector-based, resizeable UI
- DSP optimizations
- Open Sound Control input for Soundplane / t3d format controllers
- Fixed key stealing in Ableton Live
- Fixed Fxpansion RTAS wrapper compatibility
- Improved dial / mouse wheel ballistics
- Fixed Logic noise burst bug of doom
- Sync by ratios to host sequencer
- Added MIDI program change automation
- Store window location / num / anim prefs with saved data, not patch
- Fix startup / shutdown issues affecting Max/MSP, Reaper
- KEY: added two MIDI modulation outputs
- KEY: rearranged knobs for Soundplane/t3d switch
- SEQ: added random sequence button
- SEQ: added steps signal input
- SEQ: allow fine delay time changes in steps of 0.1
- ENV: increased attack, decay ranges
- ENV2: added delay, attack signal inputs
- LFO: add level signal input
- OSCILLATOR: fix linear pitch input range
- Patcher: fixed sticky signal displays
- Patcher: display bipolar signals as absolute
Aalto 1.3 is a free upgrade for licensed Aalto owners. If you already own a copy of Aalto, log in to your Madrona Labs account and click “My Downloads” to see the new links.
Pricing:
An Aalto license is $99 US and includes all future 1.x upgrades as well as Mac and Windows versions.
Check out Madrona Labs for more details.
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