A new version (3.01) of PSPSeq is out. Here are the details:
Key features of PSPSeq:
- up to 16 independent audio tracks per song
- a wide variety of synthesizers from traditional virtual analog and FM to Karplus-Strong
and unique digital oscillators with parameter controls rarely seen in commercial synths
- WAV file playback with looping, pitch shift, and configurable start/end points
- many FX algorithms from digital filters and waveshapers to bitmasks and decimation
- all synthesizer parameters can be set to unique values on a per-step basis
- step sequencer with configurable step length, swing, highly accurate BPM, and tap tempo
- probabilistic sequencing: the decision to retrigger to be based on a 0-100% probability
rather than a boolean yes/no operation
- song sequencing with 100 different loops per song, 1000 measures per song, and loop
repeat capability
- load and save of synthesizer presets between songs
- record loops and songs to WAV
Some of the improvements over PSPSeq 3.00 include:
- added 3.xx build for direct 3.xx compatibilty
- fixed pitch bend to work for both higher and lower frequencies
- added support for reporting memory for > 4GB memory sticks
- fixed bug with accessing menus in SONG mode
- fixed bug in BFM modulator generator
- fixed bug in clearing steps in a loop
- fixed bug in displaying VOL data in EDIT SYNTH menus
- fixed bug in copying N and WAV parameters in TRACK menu
- fixed bug in SHIFT TRACK when shift values was > 32
- changing control-only step vs "normal" step doesn't quickly toggle in sequencer
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