Firmware version 10.2.9

Some more fixes and improvements

  • support incoming & outgoing midi clock over BLE
  • add drum key copy & paste
  • relay incoming transport to other connected midi devices
  • better handling of incoming midi sync
  • add channel option when sampling from source line in & usb
  • faster sample loading
  • store brain routing per pattern, not per scene
  • fix pop when replacing a drum note with new same not
  • fix audio glitch with certain audio class 2 devices
  • fix outgoing trs midi sometimes stops working after disconnecting/connecting
  • fix bug where vu meters stops working
  • show parameter locks better on synth screens
  • arranger: ui tweaks
  • arranger: add clone and reset options (hold shift)
  • arranger: automatically clone current scene when switching to empty one
  • song mode: allow up to 96 scenes per song
  • song mode: add copy & paste to songs
  • components: set current hold component note length based on track scale
  • components: remove old spark component functionality that reset counters
  • components: don’t let hold component affect arpeggio note duration
  • components: fix jump component setting invalid track position
  • components: fix portamento step component bugs
  • arpeggio: fix hanging notes when quickly disable/enable hold
  • tape: improved tape fine tune knob
  • mtp: support for more types of characters in mtp filenames
  • avoid crash on certain sysex messages
  • avoid rare shift+project preset browser assert
  • fix sample browser crash
  • fix song mode crash
  • fix preset rename crash
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96 scenes per song is my favourite part of this update. Can’t wait to install this later tonight

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Really? I thought that was fine previously (at 32 I think)
I’m most excited to have duplicate scene functionality. Thank goodness.

Drum key copy paste! Keep the QoL coming please!

Way to go TE!!

Embarrassing! I had a “senior moment” (I am 72) and forgot to press COM while powering up. I went to MTP mode, could see the OP as usual, but could not copy the firmware over. It took some playing around before I finally remembered, and then all went well. I run Linux only, but assume that things should work as advertised for those running Windows/Mac.

This feels like:

Customer: My computer won’t boot.
Support: Did you plug it in?

Glad I didn’t contact TE. Oops!

I was a software engineer for over 20 years…wtf?

So, word to the wise…press COM and power on. :grinning:

Tony

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Son Wu has a nice video going over the additions/fixes in the new firmware:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9DD2dvoXGk

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