Version 3.0.1, Version 3.0 – Sonic Charge Microtonic User Manual

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• Drum patches that are loaded from factory preset folders are now referenced to

with relative file paths meaning that it will be easier to use the drum patch browser
to change patches in factory presets.

• Signed packages on Mac OS X.

• Name of DLL's changed from MicroTonic(Multi)VST.dll to Microtonic(Multi).dll only.

Name of plugin is Microtonic from now on, not µTonic or MicroTonic. Logotype is
still µTONIC.

• Fixed a bug where MIDI events occurring simultaneously would be processed in

incorrect order, e.g. a note with 100% legato could stop the next note with its note
off event.

• Max length of program name reported to host is 64 characters.

• De-initializes and releases all resources when last instance is removed from pro-

ject.

• Updated to latest support libraries. Lots of minor stability and compatibility im-

provements.

• In the file browser, drum patches are previewed on the individual outputs that they

will load into.

• Supports automatic online registration through Sonic Charge Authenticator.

• New skin. Bigger. Beautifuller. Spacier. Space is the future.

Version 3.0.1

(2011-05-10)

• Fixed a problem in the AU version when loading version 2 projects that could make

Microtonic

use the wrong program number.

• Fixed a problem with clicks in exported audio when using the "Append" tail mode.

• Fixed a rare timing drift problem between GUI and audio when using certain audio

cards.

• Solved a compatibility problem with the Windows version of Nuendo that froze the

application when using copy functions in

Microtonic

• Eliminated some almost inaudible but unwanted aliasing in the sine oscillator.

•

Microtonic

now displays a special message when attempting to register with a ver-

sion 1 or 2 key.

• Code is PPC G4 compatible again (just as version 2 was).

• Updated scripting engine.

Version 3.0

(2010-12-31)

Major New Features

• A morph slider allows you to interpolate all eight drum patches simultaneously be-

tween two end-points. You can edit the drum patches with the morph slider at any
position and it will adjust the interpolation end-points accordingly. Morph is an