Lumatone support, quality-of-life features

• New: Support the Lumatone and other MIDI controllers with multichannel note output
• Improvement: Support MIDI controllers that send NoteOn with velocity 0 instead of NoteOff
• Improvement: Multi-cyclic keyboard layouts are compressed along the sharp axis
• Improvement: Print step sizes and fret constants in est command
• Internal: Use clap instead of structopt

Lumatone support, ANSI keyboard support

• New: Support the Lumatone and other MIDI controllers with multichannel note output
• New: Add ANSI keyboard support
• Improvement: Support MIDI controllers that send NoteOn with velocity 0 instead of NoteOff
• Improvement: Multi-cyclic keyboard layouts are compressed along the sharp axis
• Internal: Use clap instead of structopt

Improve graphics drivers support

• Improvement: Add experimental GL support
• Improvement (Bug fix?): Update wgpu from 0.11.0 to 0.11.1 which should fix some driver compatibility regressions

Flexible sample rates

• Improvement: The sample rate is now configurable
• Bug fix: Prevent StreamConfigNotSupported aborts by taking the audio device's preferred sample rate into account

More live-retuning features

• New: Add JitMidiTuner and AotMidiTuner
  • Those components have been extracted from tune-cli in order to be reusable
• Change: Rename ChannelTuner to AotTuner
• Change: Remove the G parameter from JitTuner
• Deletion: ChannelMessage::transform and ChannelMessage::distribute have been removed. They were too MIDI-centric and became useless in favor of JitMidiTuner and AotMidiTuner.

More live-retuning features

• New: Add support for Scale/Octave Tuning (2-Byte) messages
  • Command-line argument: octave-2 or octave-2-rt
• Improvement: Add control over Real-Time SysEx flag
  • Example: full vs. full-rt and octave-1 vs octave-1-rt
• Change: The live subcommand has been updated
  • octave is now octave-1, channel is now fine-tuning
  • The order of the command-line arguments is slightly different

Full pitch freedom and polyphonic pitch bends over MIDI

This is a huge, feature-rich release!

• New: Support JIT-based MIDI-out
  • This means any pitch can be played without having to pre-tune the MIDI device
  • It is possible to update/bend a currently sounding note polyphonically
• Improvement: All tuning message types and control parameters from tune-cli are available
  • realtime / device ID / tuning program / ...
• Improvement: Both AOT and JIT live retuning can be used for MIDI-out
  • When tuning mode is "Fixed": Use AOT model
  • When tuning mode is "Continuous": Use JIT model
• Improvement: Display the tuning message type
• Improvement: Upgrade to Nannou 0.18.0
  • This should result in less non-Rust build dependencies
• Change: The CLI of microwave and tune-cli have been harmonized
  • The available tuning methods are full, full-rt, octave-1, octave-1-rt, octave-2, octave-2-rt, fine-tuning and pitch-bend
• Change: The --tun-method parameter is now mandatory if --midi-out is provided
• Change: To toggle between the tuning modes "Fixed" and "Continuous" use Ctrl+T (instead of Ctrl+C)

Run on Windows, bug fixes

• Improvement: Add direct download links to the microwave documentation
• Improvement: Start microwave with no CLI parameter s.t. users can double-click the executable
• Bug fix: microwave was not able to start on Windows
  • Build with MSVC toolchain
  • Fix #38
• Bug fix: Rotary effect was broken
  • DelayLine had off-by-one error. Added automated tests.
• Bug fix: Audio-in was broken
  • When microwave started to use cpal instead of nannou-audio, cpal's variable buffer size model was not considered in the audio-in model

PerGens, generalized note names and accidentals

• New: Add pergen module
  • Find generalized accidentals
  • Find generalized note names
• Improvement: Notes are rendered in a more consistent and compact way
  • ▲Eb / ▲F# is now rendered as (Eb/F#)[1]
  • #/b always means +/- one sharpness step. If the sharpness is negative -/+ is printed instead of #/b

MOS patterns, compact note names

• Improvement: Better MOS output
  • Print MOS patterns e.g. LLLs|LLs
  • Highlight convergent MOSes
• Improvement: Notes are rendered in a more consistent and compact way
  • ▲Eb / ▲F# is now rendered as (Eb/F#)[1]
  • #/b always means +/- one sharpness step. If the sharpness is negative -/+ is printed instead of #/b