Bespoke Synth 이전 버전 및 전체 버전

hello everyone! yesterday was the december solstice, so let's start our new solar year with a new version of bespoke: 1.3.0!
big thanks to everyone in the bespoke community for pull requests and issue reports, and an extra special big thanks to @NoxyNixie for joining as a project maintainer, to solve the problem of me falling behind on merging everyone's excellent PRs. there's a bunch of new stuff in this release, and if you've been keeping up with bespoke's nightly builds, you're already familiar with all of these new features. but if you haven't here's some of the highlights!
- new modules: dotsequencer, rhythmsequencer, euclideansequencer, controlrecorder, pulserouter, audiosplitter, pitchtovalue, voicesetter, savestateloader, dataprovider, pulselimit, label
- added the ability to save module presets (look in the triangle menu!), and spawn those presets directly from the quickspawn menu
- more flexible pulse functionality: pulse cables can now be directly wired into buttons, checkboxes, dropdown lists, and radio buttons
- added a new "list" view mode to the snapshots module to make it more convenient, and made snapshots able to store the state of grids and canvases
- added 14-bit MIDI CC support
- added new "ratio" sync mode to oscillator and signalgenerator
- improved workflow for editing velocity on sequencers, by hovering and using the up and down arrow keyboard keys
- made "bypass" functionality consistent across all audio modules
- added the ability to use your computer keyboard as a midicontroller source
- lots of bug fixes
take a look at CHANGELOG.md for a more thorough breakdown of all changes since 1.2.1
enjoy!

this is primarily a bugfix release to fix the following two major issues with 1.2.0:

- some older bespoke patches (including several of the included example files!) weren't loading
- bespoke would sometimes fail to start properly on macOS13 in certain audio configurations

a few other features and tweaks snuck in as well. take a look at CHANGELOG.md for a breakdown of all changes since 1.2.0

enjoy!

hello! it has been a very long time since a bespoke release, but it's finally time for bespoke 1.2.0.

the addition of the bespoke's nightly build system back in december 2021 (thanks baconpaul!) reduced a lot of my motivation to do releases (since people were always able to grab the latest and greatest), and "let me just add one more thing first" syndrome really pushed the timeline out on this thing, but it's finally time to put a stake in the ground and call this a stable release. take a look at CHANGELOG.md for a more thorough breakdown of all additions since 1.1.0, but here are some highlights:

new modules:
- clockin/clockout: sync bespoke tempo to other devices via midi clock
- abletonlink: sync bespoke's tempo to ableton link-enabled apps
- songbuilder: pattern control interface to help you turn loops into songs (similar to a tracker's pattern sequencer, but bespokified)
- timelinecontrol: take control of bespoke's timeline position
- buffershuffler: a new stutter-like tool for slicing up live audio on a grid
- ...plus a bunch of other utility modules

other cool stuff:
- added right-click quickspawn menu system to improve module spawning workflow
- added "drag cable into space" spawn system to speed up patch building workflow
- many significant additions to push 2 controller integration
- renamed presets module to snapshots module, and reframed it to be more useful as a performance/sequencing tool
- added a bunch of OSC support
- added looping deterministic modes to notechance, notehocket, and other randomization-driven modules

also, fixed a bunch of bugs and crashes.

enjoy!

- all new VST scanner/manager, and better support for large VST collections
- python is now packaged in with bespoke: no need to install a specific version
- bespoke is now MUCH easier to build from source. many thanks to @baconpaul and @mvf for this massive effort!
- added tooltips for spanish, german, and russian. many thanks to the translators!
- new modules: notetable, notetoggle, noteexpression
- added highlight when holding a patch cable over a target that can receive it
- added "throb" effect to patch cable bubbles when shift-dragging a module, to hint at autopatching functionality
- made effectchain modules more visible by adding them to the title bar dropdown
- improved settings menu: now most setting changes don't require a restart
- visual options: ability to disable background lissajous visualizer, set its color, set the canvas background color, and disable motion blur
- better sequencing options for controlsequencer and radiosequencer
- add ability to lock drumsequencer rows from being affected by randomizer
- fixed pop in drumsynth, and added oversampling option
- made it possible to launch bespoke by double-clicking a .BSK file
- updated large dropdown lists to stay on-screen, and get paging buttons if they're too large to fully display
- made it possible to spawn LFOs directly, rather than just via right-click on a slider
- fixed presets module, it didn't work at all in 1.0.0
- fixed bug where pulser didn't work in "free" mode
- fixed a bunch of little UI snags that I observed new users hitting
- microtonal support: the scale module can load SCL/KBM files, or follow oddsound
- VSTs now follow the transport correctly
- VST midi out support
- updated notefilter to not allow out-of-range pitches
- added hard limiter to output module, to prevent loud sounds from hitting your speaker
- added "always on top" setting for VST windows
- show module names in their title bar, for increased clarity
- added fix to improve linux performance and allow 60fps
- allow for more than 16 input/output channels
- fixed issue where presets didn't name modules correctly, which caused routing issues
- fixed issue where created modules would appear in the wrong location if you clicked quickly enough
- fixed issue where script modules with multiple note outputs wouldn't restore their savestate correctly
- fix VSTs with complex bussing being handled poorly by bespoke
- fixed windows hang caused by dynamic desktop wallpaper or unplugging/plugging in a display
- fixed various crashes
- added various optimizations
- other minor things

bespoke 1.0.0, now fully documented, a bunch of various cleanup of unfinished work, obsolete modules, crashes, etc, and a whole bunch of new modules