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# 0.1.0 development release notes
This remains a development prototype, not a production-qualified DAW. Phase 30
completes the local release workflow without bumping the application version,
creating a tag or publishing artifacts. The exact source archive SHA-256 and
This remains a development prototype, not a production-qualified DAW. The local
release workflow is complete without bumping the application version, creating a
tag or publishing artifacts. The exact source archive SHA-256 and
reviewed Git commit identify a build; version 0.1.0 alone does not identify all
of the development revisions that used that version.
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Project format v13 reads versions 1–13 transactionally. Syntax diagnostics identify
records and lines. `xtc-check --inspect` lists dependency paths without executing
plugins. Phase 29 adds timing/CPU/RSS reports, repeatable stress runs and virtual
endurance. Phase 30 adds configurable install directories, shared install/remove
inventory, installed MIDI examples and source archive checksum sidecars.
plugins. Timing/CPU/RSS reports, repeatable stress runs and virtual endurance are
available. Configurable install directories, shared install/remove inventory,
installed MIDI examples and source archive checksum sidecars are also included.
## Upgrading and removal
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measurements as latency expectations. Sanitizers and virtual endurance qualify
software paths, not hardware timing.
Phase 31 adds default-configuration CLAP/VST2/VST3 mono effect loaders, common
GUI discovery/insertion/replacement and v11 format identity. Pinned MIT CLAP and
Default-configuration CLAP/VST2/VST3 mono effect loaders, common GUI
discovery/insertion/replacement and v11 format identity are supported. Pinned MIT CLAP and
BSD-3-Clause VST3 C headers ship with notices; VST2 uses original compatibility
declarations. Modern instruments, parameters/state/editors and multichannel
layouts remain unsupported. No third-party modern plugin has been qualified.
Phase 32 adds CLAP/VST2/VST3 mono instruments bound to MIDI tracks, sample-offset
notes, a saved live target, track mixing, GUI assignment/undo and v12 persistence.
CLAP/VST2/VST3 mono instruments are supported, bound to MIDI tracks, with
sample-offset notes, a saved live target, track mixing, GUI assignment/undo and
v12 persistence.
See PLUGIN_HOSTING.md for compatibility and controller/state limits.
Phase 33 adds a flat DAW workspace, shared dark theme, track-creation sidebar,
read-only musical transport/track inspector, colored track clips and real MIDI
previews. New MIDI/audio track commands are undoable and prepare candidates
A flat DAW workspace, shared dark theme, track-creation sidebar, read-only
musical transport/track inspector, colored track clips and real MIDI previews are
included. New MIDI/audio track commands are undoable and prepare candidates
before adoption. The default window is 1280 × 800, minimum 1220 × 720.
No dependency or project-format change. See WORKSPACE.md and the new
`modern-session.xtc` example; existing engine/plugin limitations still apply.
Phase 34 adds a sequencer grid/Snap dropdown, absolute grid snapping for moves
and trims, MIDI double-click editing, a piano velocity lane/slider and per-track
instrument dropdowns. Snap preferences are UI state; velocity and instrument
A sequencer grid/Snap dropdown, absolute grid snapping for moves and trims,
MIDI double-click editing, a piano velocity lane/slider and per-track instrument
dropdowns are included. Snap preferences are UI state; velocity and instrument
bindings use the existing v12 format. No new dependency or engine feature is
required. See WORKSPACE.md for supported divisions, controller semantics and limits.
Phase 35 adds Edit / Preferences with an Apply button and `~/.xtc.conf` INI
persistence, configurable plugin search paths and a file library, plus sequencer
ruler loop selection and sample-boundary playback wrapping. See PREFERENCES.md
Edit / Preferences provides an Apply button and `~/.xtc.conf` INI persistence,
configurable plugin search paths and a file library, plus sequencer ruler loop
selection and sample-boundary playback wrapping. See PREFERENCES.md
for settings, reconnect behavior and looping limits.
Phase 36 replaces the single-track mixer panel with a scrolling studio mixer:
vertical dB faders, flat pan knobs, mute/solo, routing and stereo meters on every
track and bus, plus a pinned master monitor. Selected-track automation remains
The single-track mixer panel is replaced by a scrolling studio mixer: vertical
dB faders, flat pan knobs, mute/solo, routing and stereo meters on every track and
bus, plus a pinned master monitor. Selected-track automation remains
below the strips. No project format or engine changes. Screenshots are refreshed;
see MIXER.md and screenshots/README.md.
Phase 37 adds searchable Commands (Ctrl+P), editable project BPM, a live track
inspector, session statistics, Fit song and an optional persistent Follow
playhead control. Numeric input remains intact during display refreshes.
Searchable Commands (Ctrl+P), editable project BPM, a live track inspector,
session statistics, Fit song and an optional persistent Follow playhead control
are included. Numeric input remains intact during display refreshes.
Screenshots are refreshed, including the command palette. See WORKSPACE.md.
Phase 38 adds dependency-free Soft Keys/Sub Bass instruments and Delay/Reverb
effects with saved controls and automation. Choose instruments in track headers;
Dependency-free Soft Keys/Sub Bass instruments and Delay/Reverb effects are
included, with saved controls and automation. Choose instruments in track headers;
insert effects on selected graph wires from Edit. See [BUILTIN_DEVICES.md](BUILTIN_DEVICES.md).
## Phases 69–79: audio source editing
## Audio source editing
Audio clips now open a modal waveform editor with native frame selection,
zoom, source statistics, nondestructive timeline trims, selection export and