Install: ./instalar-linux.sh jangada-1.0.1.fwsc, or the web installer. Replaces 1.0. Your presets and projects are kept. Nothing changes in how the FM-1 plays or looks.
A DAW or a mixer can keep the FM-1's sound with the song (editor protocol v8, #7):
- TRACK_SOUND (
F0 7D 46 4C 60 <track> F7): a track's whole sound in one frame (engine, every parameter, an FM6 track's own patch). Send the reply back as it came and the track plays that sound again. Nothing is written to flash, no preset slot is touched. Values travel under stable keys, so a dump saved with a project today still loads after a firmware update. - TRACK_PARAMS: several parameters of any tracks in one frame, so a host can fade many at once.
- ENG_DESC: the description of any engine's parameters, without selecting a track on the device.
- Jangada's own command numbers now start at 96, clear of Felucca's and SLOOP's.
This is what the FM-1 strip of Nirbija 0.6.0 uses: the FM-1 as an instrument of the mixer, its four tracks in an editor, its project kept in the session, its sounds changed by scenes on the bar line, and a step sequencer per track (DRUMS names the rows after the kit).
Tested on the host (the v8 commands through the editor's own handler, and the whole suite) and on an FM-1 with Nirbija. The full protocol is in web/EDITOR_PROTOCOL.md, section "v8".
Full Changelog: v1.0...v1.0.1