i suspect i will be updating it in the next few months, preferably as a free 1.5 update since it's new, so i'll be working on it inbetween other projects and giving it time (it's too soon, needs more dev, for a 2.0).
there will be:
a more compact gui (32 pixel tall slidiers instead of 40 pixels) because of -
8 channels so a kit can be repatterned (i like to keep all controls on 1 page)
more modulators, linear sequencing
improved variation counter
and another layer of modulation (even if it's just 4 toggles for the 8 channels so 1 sequence can have 2 forms it alternates between).
also:
the 'random' function often has irregular output instead of 'regularly random' (intended function). it's output is reliable with steps at full or zero. this is due to wake-sleep conditions of external resources that weren't applicable during the design process (it worked properly until some final circuits were in place, then the external wake-sleep rules disabled it). so i'm rewriting that from the ground up.
so if you have any requests, here's the thread.
probably the biggest request i get is visual readout of the lfo rate.. i won't be adding this
since it uses cpu and, isn't an issue once you're over the learning curve (i like to use lots of plugs in realtime, so cpu is a big priority, and i generally avoid animated graphic readout).
) - what's linear sequencing means?
(it progresses in a linear fashion, eg. 1-2-3...)
: I guess its sort of a round-robin thing. Say you have HH1 on C3, HH2 on D3 and HH3 on E3. You would pick C3 as your main note and have the option of it randomizing between D3 and E3, or any other notes you'd want, according to a set probability. This'll mean that you now have lots more samples to work with.
but! 
