Angry Red Planet has released beta version 1.1 of Sequitur.

General changes:

• Now searches shortcuts in the VST folders.
• The VST menus are categorized according to your file structure.
• For first-time users, added a warning page before the VST setup page that informs about the experimental nature and gives you the opportunity to skip VST setup. VSTs can be setup at any time from a song window by selecting File->Preferences->Audio tab and adding a path.
• Added Width parameter to sine wave.
• No longer require SSE instructions -- will work on Pentium III class CPUs.
• Mouse wheel now supported.

Song Window:

• Drag-and-drop has been improved.
• New commands for shifting the current selection forward and backward in time.
• Added shortcuts for expand and contract commands.
• The expand and contract commands now work on the current selection.
• By hovering over the left or right edge of the currently selected range, you can drag it larger or smaller.
• Expand, Contract, Shift operations now work on time meters and tempos. The measure header now includes strips displaying time meter and tempo information, which you can include/exclude from the selection by clicking on their labels on the left (like including/excluding tracks). When they are included in the selection, operations on the selection will also operate on the tempo and/or meter.
• You can now perform multiple selection of phrases by holding the shift key.
• MIDI device menu is better organized (sorted, etc.).
• The track config view now has volume, pan and expression controls beneath the patch selection. Additionally, selecting multiple tracks will create a 'dynamic mixer' displaying these controls for each selected track.
• Improvements have been made to pipeline editing.
• Clicking a VST node will now bring up a config view for setting the current patch.
• Fixed bug that wouldn't let you set fractional values in the master tempo control.

Track Window:

• Controller strips rewritten. Changes include tab buttons for quickly switching between multiple controllers, better display of controller data, and resizable areas.
• Playback now stops when the mouse button is released.
• Improvements to drawing speed when there are a lot of translucent objects (such as ghost events in the track window).
• Holding down ALT turns off quantization.
• Active tool config view -- when operating i.e. echosystem, its config view is visible and properties are set appropriately.
• Tool assignments are now retained.
• Additional editing commands in the menu for moving or changing values of the selected events.