Version history
What's new in HarmonyKeen.
The current release is 1.0.10, published . HarmonyKeen checks for updates on its own and offers them when they are ready.
Releases
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1.0.10
- New: A new project offers Import MIDI and an example melody, right on the empty grid
- Improved: Refreshed piano keys, a smoother welcome tour, larger labels and many small refinements
- Improved: Selected notes go quieter while another app is in front, and menus confirm your choice with a blink
- Fixed: In the plug-in, a note on the first beat of a looped section now plays every time round
- Fixed: In light mode, the sheet music view shows your music again
- Fixed: Various fixes and improvements
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1.0.9
- New: Move your whole song to a new key, and right-click a note for Cut, Copy, Paste and more
- New: Open Recent, tap tempo, and double-click a project file to open it
- New: The keyboard lights up as notes play
- Improved: Start Fresh and Open ask before you lose unsaved work
- Improved: The chord picker works from the keyboard, plays a chord before you pick it, and can show Roman numerals
- Improved: Smoother, calmer motion, a smaller app, and many small refinements
- Fixed: Recording into the plugin works every time, and no longer picks up HarmonyKeen's own notes played back by your DAW
- Fixed: Harmonies end more naturally: the last melody note always gets a chord that contains it
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1.0.8
- New: See what's new in an update before you install it
- Improved: The Spread setting is set aside while it's rebuilt, and harmony uses balanced spacing meanwhile
- Improved: Many small refinements and fixes make HarmonyKeen smoother to use
- Fixed: Harmony notes that clashed with the key in some styles now stay in key
- Fixed: With "Also play the melody into your DAW" turned on, your melody now reaches your DAW as soon as it's recorded, without a Generate first
- Fixed: On Windows, the Import MIDI window no longer opens out of sight
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1.0.7
- New: Paint mode: turn it on with the pencil button or B, then click or drag to draw notes of any length
- New: Edit each note's velocity in a lane under the piano roll
- New: The HOST button can play your melody into your DAW, not only the harmony
- New: The plugin can send each part into your DAW on its own MIDI channel, so each harmony can have its own sound
- Improved: Many refinements make the piano roll smoother to work in
- Fixed: Loop repeats the whole song when no loop range is set, and the metronome clicks during playback
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1.0.6
- Fixed: Melodies with an occasional doubled note, like an octave, now import
- New: When two notes in an imported melody start at the same time, choose which one to keep: Loudest, Highest or First
- Improved: The plugin now plays the instrument you pick, sound quality has improved, and all instruments play at a similar volume
- Improved: The settings menu is easier to use
- Improved: Import messages are easier to read, and leave on their own when nothing was lost
- Fixed: Various fixes and improvements
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1.0.5
- Fixed: Melodies with overlapping notes import instead of being refused
- Improved: Harmony follows your melody's volume
- Fixed: The free trial starts on networks where it could not be reached before
- Improved: Closing no longer asks about unsaved work, and a setting brings the question back
- Fixed: Various fixes and improvements
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1.0.4
- New: Space starts and stops your DAW from the plugin panel in VST3 hosts on Mac, and plays HarmonyKeen's own preview everywhere else
- New: HarmonyKeen asks before a dropped file replaces notes already on the grid
- Improved: Drag to DAW now lands separate tracks, and a setting puts it back to one track
- Improved: HOST can be switched on at any time, not only after generating
- Improved: Play starts from the playhead instead of the beginning
- Fixed: Various fixes and improvements
This history starts at 1.0.10. Earlier releases shipped before this page existed.
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