MOTU has updated BPM to v1.04. 
                
                The update is said to offer improvements, optimizations and refinements in the following areas:
- Sequencer:
o Entering and dragging notes in the piano roll sequencer when Snap To Grid is enabled.
o Deleting notes with Delete key in the piano roll sequencer.
- Scene:
o Toggling Live mode.
- Browser:
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