Angry Red Planet updates Temper to v1.1.1

15th November 2007

Angry Red Planet has updated Temper to v1.1.1.

Changes since v1.0.1:

Special Zebra 2 tribute: Added ability to write Zebra 2 OSCs from Temper shapes.
Fix: Small bug keeping the inspector in sync when editing shapes.
Temper A: Added performance time.
Temper A: Added VST patch randomizer.
Added groove quantizing tools.
Can now append .MID files by dragging them to the tracks area.
There are several new audition operations when editing tracks: You can click on the keyboard graphic to audition notes, or in the measure area above the piano roll to audition the visible performance.
Added new menu item Hidden in the controller strip tabs, which displays a list of all controllers that have data in the track, but no tab button.
Added shape polarity display, which can be clicked to flip the polarity.
Added shape smoothing control, to control whether the morph interpolates or goes in steps.
Added a control to step through the current tool chain when in workbench mode.
Fix: Muting a track's audio output wasn't keeping things in sync, so there was no visual indication of the mute and you couldn't unmute it until doing something like muting the main buss output.
Fix: Pitch strip was preventing values below 0.
Fix: Controller strip was labeling all values 0-127, instead of using type-specific labels (like 0-1 for VST parameters).