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## Unreleased
### Added
- Support for gm.dls samples in the go-written virtual machine
- Ability to lock delay relative to beat duration
- Ability to import 4klang patches (.4kp) and instruments (.4ki)
- Ability to run sointu as a vsti plugin, inside vsti host
- Saving and loading instruments
- The repository has example instruments, including all patches and
instruments from 4klang
- Non-platform native file save and load dialogs, for more reliable
support across platforms
- Comment field to instruments
- Ability to reorder tracks
- Add menu command to delete all unused data from song file
- Ability to search a unit by typing its name
- Ability to run sointu as a vsti plugin, inside vsti host
- Ability to lock delay relative to beat duration
- Ability to import 4klang patches (.4kp) and instruments (.4ki)
- The repository has example instruments, including all patches and
instruments from 4klang
- The compiler templates are embedded in the sointu-compile, so no
installation is needed beyond copying sointu-compile to PATH
- Ability to select multiple units and cut, copy & paste them
- Mousewheel adjusts unit parameters
- Tooltips to many buttons
- Support for gm.dls samples in the go-written virtual machine
- x86 and C written examples how to play a sointu song on various
platforms. On Windows, the examples can optionally be linked with
Crinkler to get Crinkler reports.
### Fixed
- Unnamed instruments with multiple voices caused crashes
- In the native version, exceeding the 64 delaylines caused crashes
- wat2wasm nowadays uses funcref instead of anyfunc
- In the WebAssembly core, $WRK was messed after stereo oscillators,
making modulations not work
- The Webassembly implementation of mono version of "out" unit
- The Webassembly implementation of mono version of the "out" unit
### Changed
- The release flag in the voice is now a sustain flag i.e. the logic has
been inverted. This was done so that when the synth is initialized
with zeros, all voices start with sustain = 0 i.e. in released state.
- The crush resolution is now in bits instead of linear range; this is a
breaking change and changes the meaning of the resolution values. But
now there are more usable values in the resolution.
## v0.1.0
### Added
- An instrument (set of opcodes & accompanying values) can have any number of voices.
- A track can trigger any number of voices, releasing the previous when new one is triggered.
- An instrument (set of opcodes & accompanying values) can have any
number of voices.
- A track can trigger any number of voices, releasing the previous when
new one is triggered.
- Pattern length does not have to be a power of 2.
- Only the necessary opcodes and functions of the synth are compiled in the final executable.
- Harmonized support for stereo signals: every opcode supports stereo variant.
- New opcodes: crush, gain, inverse gain, clip, speed (bpm modulation), compressor.
- Harmonized support for stereo signals: every opcode supports stereo
variant.
- New opcodes: crush, gain, inverse gain, clip, speed (bpm modulation),
compressor.
- Support for sample-based oscillators (samples loaded from gm.dls).
- Unison oscillators: multiple copies of the oscillator running with different detuning and added up to together.
- Unison oscillators: multiple copies of the oscillator running with
different detuning and added up to together.
- Support for 32 and 64 bit builds.
- Support different platforms: Windows, Linux and Mac (Intel).
- Experimental support for compiling songs into WebAssembly.
- Switch to CMake for builds.
- Regression tests for every VM instruction, using CTests.
- Compiling as a static library & an API to call Sointu
- Running all tests (win/linux/mac/wasm) in the cloud, using Github workflows
- Running all tests (win/linux/mac/wasm) in the cloud, using Github
workflows
- Tools written in Go-lang:
- a tracker for composing songs as .yml
- a command line utility to convert .yml songs to .asm