What's new in AlgoRhythmia 4.1
Aug 26, 2016
- Replaced original 76-sample library with a larger, more descriptively-named set of 100 samples.
- Bug fixes related to sample loading and voice allocation.
- Bug fixes in pattern saving and loading.
- Added General MIDI level 2 drum notes to the MIDI note list.
- Updated libsndfile and wxWidgets libraries.
New in AlgoRhythmia 4.0 (Jan 16, 2013)
- New audio generation engine using XAudio2
New in AlgoRhythmia 3.0 (Jan 19, 2007)
- Added Clear, Fibonacci, Sierpinski, and Sierpinski inverted, Basic Rock, Basic Rock 2, Basic Rock 3, Funk, and Oontz to base pattern list.
- Converted application to use wxWidgets, which has resulted in a less crowded interface.
- Kick sample (first sample) also plays when 'kick on first beat' is selected.
- Added save and load of settings.
- Added ability to edit individual drum notes on a grid.
- Added swing setting.
- Added volume setting for individual samples which affects both MIDI and sample volume.
- Added 58 samples recorded from the Yamaha TG-55 tone generator.
- Now accepts mutation rate values of 0.
- Added ability to save to MIDI.
- Added 8 different effect types: Chorus, compression, distortion, echo, flange, gargle, parameteric eq, and reverb.
- Added on-off checkbox for MIDI.
- Added hi-hat cancellation.
- Improved tab order so that editing settings via keyboard is feasible.
New in AlgoRhythmia 2.0 (Sep 13, 2006)
- Added invert buttons.
- Changed from fixed drum sounds to user-selectable drum sounds.
- Switched to a multithreaded model so that changes could be made
- to settings without causing playback to stop or stutter.
- Added .wav sample playback.
- Added ability to select MIDI channel and device.
- Added mutation every X bars.
- Added ability to vary volume to make pattern sound vaguely more "Human".