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May 6, 2025

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6.5

Digital Delay Module

The module has been redesigned and now includes the Delay Path sublane.
Since the sublane provides full flexibility for processing the delayed signal, the built-in 1-pole low-pass and high-pass filters are no longer necessary and have been removed.
To keep levels under control, the module retains the built-in feedback hard clipper that limits the maximum level to +6dBFS.
However, modules like Clipper and Meter can be used to manage and monitor levels in the Delay Path sublane to avoid triggering the clipper.
Existing presets that use the Digital Delay module will automatically migrate, with their sublanes populated by Band Pass and Clipper modules replicating the original filter and clipper settings.
The inserted Clipper will have its Type set to Hard, and Peak to +6dB, while the Band Pass will use the 1-pole filter type. Feel free to adjust these settings or replace the modules as needed.

Band Pass Module

The new module processes the Audio signal using a pair of virtual analog low-pass and high-pass filters arranged in series.
It's ideal for creating audio effects with a feedback loop by inserting it into the feedback path.
It offers 1-pole and 2-pole filter modes.
Band Pass is added to Collection 3.

Clipper Module

Added the Peak parameter, which sets the clipping level within a range of -18dB to +6dB.
The graph now displays how the positive half-cycle of a sinusoid with unity amplitude is transformed by the module based on the current parameters.
The negative half-cycle is transformed symmetrically.
Dragging the graph horizontally or vertically adjusts the Drive or Peak parameter correspondingly.
Double-tapping the graph resets the parameters to their default values.
The Peak Indicator flashes when the input signal exceeds the Peak parameter value.

Stereo Tool Module

The Phase Inverter module has been renamed Stereo Tool and now offers extended routing options.
The module now lets each left/right channel's output be set to match its input, swap to the other channel's input, be phase‑inverted, or muted.
The updated "Ping-Pong Delay" preset utilises this module.

Module Improvements

Stack: The module has a new mode, Ring Mod. When enabled, Stack's output Audio signal, or the Audio components of the output Poly signal, is the product of the output Audio and/or the Audio components of the output Poly signals of the submodules.
Stack Module: Fixed the scrolling not working using touch (worked when using a trackpad or mouse).
Lanes: Similar to module menu actions, added the "Replace Lane" action below "Insert Lane".
Feedback Module: Changed Level parameter's range from [-100%, 100%] to [-200%, 200%].
Feedback Module: To keep feedback under control, the module now has a built-in hard clipper that limits the maximum output level to +6dBFS.
Effect Module: The module graduated from Mela Lab and can be found under the Signal Router category.
Layer Module: The module has been removed since creating the same signal routing is simpler with the Stack and Group modules.
Modules: Submodules now dim when one of their ancestors is turned off.

Other Changes

Added the new Black theme to complement the White one. It's based on Martin Breault's MelAUM theme.
More themes can be found on the Artist Themes page: https://nikolozi.com/mela/artist-themes/
Settings: The Getting Started link has been renamed to User Guide and now opens the guide in the browser.
Voice Alignment: Fixed an issue where MIDI-to-Poly instances sharing the same MIDI input would lose voice allocation synchronisation when one of the instances was unbypassed.

April 16, 2025

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6.4

Everything is a Module

This update unifies several core concepts. A Mela preset is now powered by a root-level Stack module, containing Group modules as its submodules. In other words, the root-level lanes in a preset are Group modules arranged within this Stack.

Lane Improvements

A lane can now be thought of as an instance of a Group module because that's exactly what it is.
Lanes can now be toggled off or renamed just like other modules.
Lanes were redesigned to be more compact.
Lane headers now appear on the left, with titles aligned to module titles and an actions button.
Tapping the title collapses the lane vertically, similar to modules.
Up to 3 collapsed lanes can precede an expanded lane.
If more than 3 collapsed lanes are consecutive, the next expanded lane appears below them.

Module/Lane Drag-and-Drop

You now need to grab a module or lane by its header and hover it over a lane header or a module to insert it in front of it.
The dimming effect was replaced with a dashed outline between modules/lanes to indicate the module/lane insertion location.
The reliability of module drag-and-drop functionality has been dramatically improved.
Since lanes are modules of Group type, they can be dragged over any module to be inserted in front of it.
A Group module can now become a lane by dragging and dropping on a lane header, a new lane will be inserted before it.
If a non-Group module is dragged and dropped in front of a lane, a new lane is created before it with the module inserted.

Stack Module

Introducing Stack, the first module that processes its submodules in parallel rather than in series, like sublanes.
The Stack module feeds a copy of its input signals to all its submodules.
The module's output signals depend on the Mode parameter, which has three states: Sum Audio, Merge MIDI, and Passthru.
Sum Audio: Stack's output Audio, or the Audio components of the Poly signal, is the sum of the submodule output Audio and/or the Audio components of Poly signals.
Sum Audio: If Stack's input and all submodule outputs are Poly signals, the module's output will also be Poly. Otherwise, it will be Audio.
Sum Audio: The MIDI signal and non-Audio Poly signal components (unless collapsed) remain the same as Stack's input.
Merge MIDI: Stack's output MIDI signal is a merge of the submodule output MIDI signals.
Merge MIDI: The Audio and Pitch signals, or the Poly signal, remain the same as Stack's input.
Passthru: The submodule outputs are ignored, and Stack's output signals are identical to its inputs.
You may want to process multiple sublanes in parallel for more complex setups. To do this, simply stack Group modules.
With the Stack module, you can create simple MIDI effects, such as converting notes into chords by stacking Transposer modules, or build complex sequencers by combining Group, Euclid, and others.
You can also easily create layered synths or effects.
Stack lets you view submodules individually or as an expanded horizontal stack.
When viewed as a horizontal stack, unlike sublanes, vertical lines replace signal indicator arrows, indicating that the submodules are processed in parallel.
Stack is part of Collection 4 and can be found under the Signal Router category.

Crossover Module

The Crossover module splits the Audio signal into frequency bands using second-order crossover low- and high-pass filters.
This makes it ideal for building custom multi-band processors, such as multi-band compressors or distortion effects.
The module's crossover filters are designed to ensure a flat frequency response.
To create a 2-band processor, route the same audio into two parallel instances, set one instance's Band parameter to Low and the other to High, and ensure both have the same cutoff frequency by entering identical numeric values.
To create a 3-band processor, take the output of one of the instances and apply another crossover split, following the same approach.
Crossover is a Mela Lab module and part of Collection 4.

Improvements

Modules: Similar to modulator modules, presets now save which tab view is active for the modules with multiple views. This includes Stereo Delay, Euclid and Note Pulse.
Modules: The rename field's placeholder text now reflects the module type.
Modules: Control Change, Note Echo and Note Event module interfaces have been improved.
Euclid: The Accent Velocity parameter values are now expressed in percentages.
Groove Module: The module has graduated from Mela Lab and can be found under the MIDI Processor category.
Sublane/Stack Views: Improved the design of the sublane/stack brackets.
Factory Presets: Updated and added some new presets.

March 25, 2025

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6.3

Group Module

The module graduated from Mela Lab.
It has also moved to Collection 0 from Collection 4, meaning it's now unlocked for all users.
Added "Group" and "Ungroup" menu items to the module's actions menu.
Group Action: Moves the module into a new Group module instance.
Ungroup Action: Replaces the Group module with the modules arranged in its sublane.

Quantiser Module

The module moves MIDI notes forward to the next grid division for tighter timing.
Sync Parameter: Defines the quantisation grid.
Slack Parameter: Set how far a note can stray from the nearest grid division before quantisation occurs, with no notes moved at 100%.
Pull Parameter: Sets how strongly quantised notes are pulled toward the next grid division, fully snapping them to the grid at 100%.
Note Shift Parameter: When enabled, quantised notes keep their original duration by delaying note-off events. When disabled, note-off events remain unchanged, and notes ending before their quantised start time are removed.
Quantiser is part of Collection 4.

Groove Module

The module transforms a straight beat into a dynamic rhythm with accents and a shuffle feel.
Sync Parameter: Sets the timing grid for accents and shuffle.
Accent Parameter: Sets the amount of accent applied to notes at odd grid positions.
Shuffle Parameter: Sets the delay amount for notes at even grid positions, creating a swing or shuffle feel.
Groove is a Mela Lab module and part of Collection 4.

Overlap Remover Module

The module shortens an active note when a new note with the same MIDI channel and pitch begins, ensuring the earlier note ends first.
It's useful for preventing an earlier note's note-off event from disrupting a synth's playback of the latest note-on event.
Log: The view displays the last 8 shortened notes.
Overlap Remover is part of Collection 0.

Improvements

Feedback Module: Changed Level parameter's range from [0%, 100%] to [-100%, 100%] to allow negative feedback amounts.
Feedback Module: Added the Level parameter, which sets the amount of the feedback Audio signal merged with the signal passing through.
Lanes: Added option to insert a new lane pre-configured with Signal Router modules.
Lane Configurations: Empty, Audio In/Out, MIDI In/Out, Instrument, Mono Instrument, Audio In, Audio Out, MIDI In, MIDI Out.

Fixes

Fixed a memory leak caused by the popover menu triggered by the plus button at the end of each lane.
Fixed a rare crash when moving a module from one lane to a sublane of a module in another lane.

March 4, 2025

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6.2

The Mela 6.2 is a significant update, making the app fully native on macOS by moving away from MacCatalyst. It offers improved stability on macOS, particularly when used as an AUv3 plug-in within a host. It also introduces three new modules—Layer, Effect, and Group—replacing the Sublane module.

Layer Module

Layer module lets you create an audio layer easily using its sublane.
The sublane takes non-Audio signals, MIDI and Pitch or Poly (non-Audio components), as input.
The output Audio signal (or the Audio components of the Poly signal) is the sum of the module's input and the sublane's output.
All other signal types pass through unchanged.
While the sublane can transform a copy of the MIDI and Pitch input signals, those aren't merged at the output, unlike the Audio signals.
The module allows you to create synth layers, where each layer can have independent processors such as filters, amp envelopes, panners, and pitch transposition.
The Volume parameter controls the volume applied to the sublane's output before the Audio signal summing.
Layer is a Mela Lab module and part of Collection 4.

Effect Module

Effect module lets you create self-contained custom audio effects.
Its sublane, called Wet Path, receives a copy of the module's input signals.
The output Audio signal (or the Audio components of the Poly signal) is the mix of the module's input and the sublane's output.
While the sublane can transform a copy of the MIDI and Pitch input signals, those aren't merged at the output, unlike the Audio signals.
The Dry parameter controls the level applied to the module's input before the Audio signal summing.
The Wet parameter controls the level applied to the sublane's output before the Audio signal summing.
Effect is a Mela Lab module and part of Collection 4.

Group Module

Group module lets you group a sequence of modules using its sublane.
It allows you to move the submodules together or bypass them at once.
The module's input signals are passed to the sublane.
The sublane's output signals are passed to the module's output.
Group modules can be nested.
Group is a Mela Lab module and part of Collection 4.

Improvements

Glide: The module now handles non-Poly signals, i.e. it functions properly when following a Note-to-Pitch module.
Oscillators: The VA and DS Oscillator modules, along with the VPS Oscillator, will no longer animate changes to the Level parameter, except when its sign changes (positive to negative or vice versa). This adjustment improves visibility, as it’s harder to observe how other parameters influence the waveform shape when the Level is near zero.
DS Oscillator: The module now has the same layout as the VPS Oscillator.
DS Oscillator: The module now handles zero pitch signal gracefully.
Preset Browser: On macOS and iPad, you can now secondary-click on a preset to show the context menu instead of the long-press gesture.
Presets: When the plug-in state is saved or loaded, the "name" field now sets or retrieves the preset name. This ensures that in hosts like Logic Pro, which store presets outside Mela’s file container, the name shown in Mela matches the name of the preset loaded from the host.
Factory Presets: Updated the "All Pass Phaser" preset, adding feedback.
Factory Presets: The "Glide Riser" preset demonstrates the use of a Glide module to create a pitch riser effect.
UI: Removed the close buttons from the popovers, as they were redundant. Tap/Click outside to dismiss them.
UI: The About view is now a popover and follows the zoom setting.

Fixes

MIDI Delay: Fixed a bug where MIDI messages were delayed by twice the amount of the set tempo-sync value.
Preset Browser: Fixed a bug where long-pressing a preset shown in search results would sometimes display a wrong context menu.
Polyphony: Fixed an issue where the Reuse and Release settings were not set in the audio engine.
Polyphony: Fixed MIDI-to-Poly's voice alignment not working for the same MIDI input in some cases.
Modulation: Fixed modulation not working correctly for the modules inserted after a module causing a Poly-to-Audio signal collapse.
Fixed Note Chance appearing twice in the module insert menu.

February 3, 2025

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6.1

Collection 4

Mela's modular capabilities are expanded by introducing Collection 4 with powerful new modules for advanced sound design.
The centrepiece is the Sublane module, enabling nested processing for flexible signal routing.
Also included are the MIDI Delay and Note Pulse modules, adding temporal and rhythmic control to your MIDI.
Modules like Delay and Feedback let you create custom multi-tap delays, comb filters, and physical modelling effects.
To streamline your workflow, the Vel-to-Amp module maps MIDI velocity to amplitude, while the Note-to-Pitch module converts MIDI notes into a pitch signal.
Every Mela 6.x update will add new modules to the collection. You only need to purchase it once.

Mela Classic vs Mela

With this update, the major version number has been dropped from the name—so instead of Mela 6, the app is now simply called Mela.
This change helps avoid confusion, as some users mistakenly thought Mela 6 was a separate app rather than an update to Mela 5.
To clarify: Mela 4, 5, and 6 were all the same App Store app, just with different version numbers in the name over time.
Meanwhile, Mela 3, which is a separate App Store app, will be renamed to Mela Classic.
Hopefully, this new naming system makes things clearer.

Sublane Module

Sublane is a module that contains a lane of modules, aka sublane.
Modules with sublanes can be nested inside each other.
Input Parameter: When enabled the module input signals will be passed to the sublane.
Output Parameter: When enabled the sublane output signals will be passed to the module output, otherwise, the module output will be the same as the input.
Sublane is a Mela Lab module and part of Collection 4.

Delay Module

The module delays audio signals by a specified amount. Compatible with Poly signals.
Time Mode: Set the delay time in seconds.
Synced Modes: Set the delay time using tempo-synced values.
Pitch Mode: Set the delay time based on the input pitch signal frequency. Ideal for creating comb filters or physical modelling effects.
Offset Parameter: Adjusts the delay time by 50-200%. Available in Pitch and tempo-synced modes.
Delay is part of Collection 4.

Feedback Module

In Mela, signals flow left-to-right within a lane and top-to-bottom between lanes.
However, you may want to send an Audio signal in the opposite direction to create feedback.
The Feedback module allows you to do just that by taking the output of an Audio bus, delaying it by 1 sample, and merging it with the Audio signal passing through the lane.
WARNING: Protect your ears and equipment by handling feedback with care. Ensure feedback does not build up continuously.
Feedback is a Mela Lab module and part of Collection 4.

MIDI Delay Module

The module delays the MIDI signal by a specified amount.
Time Mode: Set the delay time in seconds.
Synced Modes: Set the delay time using tempo-synced values.
Offset Parameter: Adjusts the delay time by 50-200%. Available in tempo-synced modes.
MIDI Delay is part of Collection 4.

Note Pulse Module

The module generates note-on and note-off events at regular intervals, synchronised with the host transport.
Events are generated only when the transport is running.
The parameters Sync, Gate and Offset let you set the timing of the pulses.
Additional parameters allow you to set the generated note event's channel, note, and velocity values.
Note Pulse is part of Collection 4.

Note-to-Pitch Module

The module converts MIDI notes into Pitch signals.
If an instance of MIDI-to-Poly is inserted, this module is not required unless you wish to change the tuning from the A440 pitch standard.
Tuning Parameter: Sets the tuning of the note A above middle C.
Note-to-Pitch is part of Collection 4.

Vel-to-Amp Module

The module uses MIDI note velocity to control the audio level, making notes velocity-sensitive.
Supports both Audio and Poly signal types.
Curve Parameter: Adjusts the velocity-to-amplitude mapping. Higher values increase loudness, while lower values provide more dynamic range.
Smooth Parameter: Sets the time constant for smoothing level changes between notes.
Vel-to-Amp is part of Collection 4.

Help

Updating the Getting Started guide.
The Getting Started view no longer uses a web view and instead natively renders text.
This allows it to follow Mela's theme when deciding whether to display in light or dark mode.
The view is now presented as a popover instead of a sheet.
Fixed module help view's dismiss button tappable area being too small.

Signal Flow

MIDI-to-Poly: The Voices parameter now uses numerical values for simplicity. To achieve mono synth behaviour, use the Mono module as before.
MIDI-to-Poly: It's now possible to bypass the module.
Signal Flow: Right-pointing chevrons now indicate signal flow direction between modules.
Signal Flow: Double-chevron means the Poly signal type flows between modules.
Signal Flow: Bypassing a module now can affect signal type. For example, Flanger collapses Poly signal to Audio. Bypassing it will no longer cause the collapse.

User Interface

Drag-and-Drop: Moving a module from one lane to the end of another is now much easier. The plus button turns into a drop target making it clear where the module will be placed after the drop.
Drag-and-Drop: It also works when moving a module into a Sublane module.
Lanes: Empty lanes are now as tall as lanes with modules.
Modules: Duplicating a module now also copies the UI state, such as whether it's expanded.
Modules: A duplicated module name is now based on the source module's name. For example, if an oscillator is named "Saw", the duplicate will be named "Saw 2" rather than something like "VA Oscillator 3".
Modules: Presets now save whether a module's Modulator or Targets view is active.
Pop-up List: Changed the button background shapes from capsule to rounded rectangle to visually match better with other UI components.
Perform View: No longer shrinks unnecessarily when the Preset Browser is open.

Factory Presets

Multi-Tap Delay: Demonstrates how to use the new Delay and Feedback modules to create a custom multi-tap delay effect with feedback.
Multi-Tap MIDI Delay: Demonstrates how to use the new MIDI Delay module to create a multi-tap MIDI delay effect.
Default: The default synth preset was slightly tweaked.
Init: The preset is now truly blank. It no longer loads a lane with Audio or MIDI I/O modules.

December 19, 2024

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6.0

Mela 6.0 kicks off a new chapter in the app's evolution, starting with unifying all lane types into a universal one for greater flexibility. The updated Getting Started guide explains how key concepts have evolved—be sure to check it out, along with the changelog, for a quick overview. This is just the beginning, with much more to come in the upcoming 6.x updates.

Universal Lane

All lane types (Audio, MIDI, Instrument) are now unified into a single universal lane with merged capabilities.
The preset migrator automatically converts existing presets to use universal lanes.
Lane audio and MIDI I/O settings are replaced with Signal Router modules.
Signal Routers: Audio In, Audio Out, MIDI In, MIDI Out, MIDI-to-Poly, and Poly-to-Audio.
These modules are part of Collection 0.

Audio In/Out Modules

Audio In receives Audio signals from the host or an Audio bus.
Audio Out sends Audio signals to the host or an Audio bus.

MIDI In/Out Modules

MIDI In receives MIDI messages from the host or a MIDI bus.
MIDI In includes a "Panic!" button to send "All Notes Off" MIDI messages downstream on all channels.
MIDI Out sends MIDI messages to the host or a MIDI bus.
MIDI Out a "Panic!" button to send "All Notes Off" MIDI messages on all channels to the output.

MIDI-to-Poly Module

The module converts MIDI messages into a Poly signal, replacing any existing Audio or Poly signal with a new Poly signal.
The module lets you set the polyphony settings for the preset.
Instances sharing the same MIDI input synchronise voice allocation, ensuring consistent Poly-to-Poly modulation across modules.
The Voice Priority rule is replaced with a "Release" setting, clarifying how voices are reallocated for new notes.
Previously, this functionality was handled implicitly by the Instrument lane type before sending the Poly signal to modules.

Poly-to-Audio Module

Collapses a Poly signal into an Audio signal by summing voices while retaining the last note-on Pitch signal.
Modules that don't support Poly signals automatically perform this collapse.
The signal remains collapsed even if the collapsing module is bypassed.
Previously, this functionality was handled implicitly by the Instrument lane type before sending the Audio signal to its output.

Module Updates

Amp Envelope: Now mirrors the behaviour of the Envelope Generator. When no Poly signal is present, it uses MIDI signals to trigger attack and release states, shaping the Audio signal accordingly.
Panic Module: Removed, as the functionality is now integrated into the MIDI In and MIDI Out modules.
Voice Activity: Now displays Audio signal levels and MIDI signal's last note and velocity when no Poly signal is present.
Voice Activity: Now automatically resizes based on the preset polyphony.
Modulators: The "Targets" view no longer scrolls to the bottom on appearance.

Improvements

Getting Started: Updated to reflect the latest changes.
Notepad: Renamed the Note Pad module to Notepad.

Fixes

Module Help: Fixed the help popover not utilising available space correctly.
Preset Load: Resolved a crash that occurred under certain conditions when changing presets.
Polyphony Settings: Fixed an issue with the Newest Release mode not initialising correctly.
Modulators: Modules without parameters, such as Notepad, no longer appear as modulation targets.

November 26, 2024

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5.8.3

Factory Presets

DC Ring Bass: Demonstrates how to turn the Ring Mod module into an oscillator by feeding it a DC signal.
Audio-to-ADSR: Demonstrates how to convert audio signal levels into note events to drive an envelope generator.
Event Symphony: Demonstrates how to use Random and Note Event module instances to create generative music.
Other Presets: Church Bells, Consistent, Drum Bus, Stereo Wah Wah, Tuned Noise + FM, and Tuned Noise + FM 2.

Improvements

Collections: Updated the description for Collection 3.

Fixes

Reverb: Fixed a bug where the HSF Decay parameter wasn't initialised correctly in DSP.
UI (macOS): Fixed a bug where the selected modulation target menu item displayed two checkmarks.
UI (macOS): Fixed a bug where locked modules incorrectly displayed two shopping carts under the insert module menu.

October 9, 2024

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5.8.2

MIDI Source: Note-On/Off Gate source is now velocity-sensitive.
Mela Lab: Graduated Euclid, Note Chance and Pitch Follower modules.
Factory Presets: Removed the Mela Lab group and redistributed its presets to the other groups.
Factory Presets: Added new presets that showcase the Euclid module. Search for "Euclid" in presets.
Correlation: Fixed errors in measurement due to numerical rounding errors.
Reverb: Fixed a bug in the diffuser algorithm. As a result, the reverb should sound much better.

October 2, 2024

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5.8.1

MIDI Capture: Fixed a crash caused by the module after pressing the Start and Stop buttons several times.
Voice Activity: Fixed a crash caused by the module when modifying the preset while keys were held.
Pitch Ratio: Fixed an intermittent crash caused by the module on initialisation.
Pitch Ratio: Replaced the default 1/1 ratio with a more interesting 3/2 ratio value.

September 25, 2024

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5.8

Euclid Module

The module converts incoming MIDI notes into Euclidean rhythm.
The core idea behind Euclidean rhythms is arranging a given number of events as evenly as possible in a pattern.
The Steps, Pulses and Rotate parameters let you configure the pattern.
The Accents, Shift and Velocity parameters let you configure the accented events.
The Gate and Sync parameter lets you configure timing.
The circular sequencer view lets you visualise the resulting pattern and the current step. It reduces the Accents, Pulses and Steps to coprime values.
The module works well with Arpeggiator – insert it before Euclid and set the Retrig parameter off.
The Arpeggiator module now defaults to Retrig mode off on instantiation so that the timing is aligned with the Euclid module when inserted one after the other.
When combined with the MIDI Source’s Note-On/Off Gate mode the rhythm can be turned into a modulation signal.
Euclid is a Mela Lab module and part of Collection 3.

Pitch Follower Module

Pitch Follower is a polyphonic modulator that generates a modulation signal based on the input pitch signal.
It's similar to the MIDI Source's Key Track, but instead of following MIDI notes, it precisely tracks the pitch signal, including pitch bends.
A change in the pitch signal by an octave results in a 10% change in the modulation signal.
The Center parameter sets the modulation's zero point — when the input pitch matches this frequency, the modulation signal is at 0%.
To make it easier to modulate the Frequency parameters of All Pass, Comb Filter, EQ Band and VA Filter modules with Pitch Follower, they now offer "Set to" menu items with 261.6256Hz (middle C) and 624Hz (range mid-point) values.
The module can be used in both Instrument and Audio lanes.
Pitch Follower is a Mela Lab module and part of Collection 3.

Correlation Module

The module helps you visualise the correlation between the left and right channels of the audio signal passing through it.
Generally, keeping signals above 0 is best. A 0 value represents an extremely wide stereo image.
When the indicator is closer to +1, the channels are highly correlated with little side content.
If it gets closer to -1, the channels are out of phase, leading to most of the signal cancelling out when summed to mono.
Correlation is part of Collection 3.

Mute Button

The Level module now features a Mute toggle, linked to the Level parameter.
When muted, the Level is set to 0%.
Unmuting restores the Level to its previous value.
Use the Level module for quick, clickless muting of a lane or part of a lane.

Stepper Control

Added a stepper style control, it's ideal for a list or integer-valued parameters.
It consists of two buttons around a parameter title/value button.
Tapping on them sets the parameter to the previous or next value.
Dragging these buttons vertically allows you to adjust the values faster.
The behaviour is similar to dials and sliders that control list type parameters, they trigger the value change on release.
The first modules to utilise stepper controls are Euclid and Pitch Ratio.

Improvements

Chord: Simplified the module by removing the note toggle label, making it more compact.
Chord: Changed the maximum number of notes in the chord from 6 to 8.
Chord: Added "Set to" menu items to the Pitch parameters.
Pitch Ratio: The module now uses stepper controls for the Numerator and Denominator parameters, simplifying incremental value adjustments.
Pitch Ratio: The Ratio Display now updates when the module parameters are modulated, displaying the resulting ratio multiplier.
Rectifier: The Rectify parameter now offers a "Set to" menu item with the value 50%.
Comb Filter: The Frequency parameter now defaults to 624Hz, the mid-point of the parameter range.
Drag-and-Drop: Dragging modules onto empty lanes now works.
Settings: Added the link to the tutorials page under the Help section.
Getting Started: Updated the document.

Fixes

Arpeggiator: Removed redundant note-off messages sent out by the Arpeggiator module.
Toggle Control: Fixed a bug where performing the cancellation gesture on the control wouldn't cancel and still toggle the state.
Getting Started: Fixed external URLs not opening in Safari.

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