OneSeq 0.4.3: live parameter-lock recording
Record parameter motion into a playing pattern from the UI, keyboard, or mapped MIDI, then change the capture scope without switching REC off.
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User-facing release notes for OneSeq. These posts focus on what you can download, install, and use.
Record parameter motion into a playing pattern from the UI, keyboard, or mapped MIDI, then change the capture scope without switching REC off.
Read postThis release removes the extra terminal window on Windows, adds reusable user presets and sample-folder onboarding, and makes output levels easier to read and protect.
Read postThis release refreshes the Windows package after internal cleanup around project loading, undo, input dispatch, and the Help keymap.
Read postThis release adds real Pattern/Song export for WAV, stems, MIDI, and project bundles, plus a cockpit Menu that groups common project, playback, track, sound, fractal, export, and system actions.
Read postThis release adds the Massfall Material/Collision synth engine and makes common cockpit edits faster from the header and parameter strip.
Read postA first Linux x86_64 tester tarball is available from this post only, for users comfortable trying an early unsupported build.
Read postGrid editing now gives clearer feedback for [ and ] parameter-step changes, including useful units for the selected parameter.
Read postOneSeq adds an opt-in MCP area in Config for agent-assisted live sessions, while normal use stays self-contained.
Read postThe subtractive engine is presented as BASS, and Fractal MAP editing gains fit, reset, zoom, and pan controls.
Read postThis release adds a broader set of built-in MIDI input controller profiles for hands-on control.
Read postThe Windows release package now carries the OneSeq icon through the app and installer path.
Read postA small public package refresh keeps the Windows downloads and checksum surface aligned after the first Fractal release.
Read postFractal Hybrid gets a clearer Current Note workflow for turning pattern notes into exact sounds.
Read postThe first public OneSeq site is online with a Windows x64 MSI, a portable ZIP, and checksums.
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