Parts stay in time on a slow device
When a guitar or bass part's notes are ready late, on a slow phone or right after you click a bar, the part now comes in on the beat instead of trailing the drums and the click.
Read moreNew features, improvements and fixes in Demiurg, newest first.
When a guitar or bass part's notes are ready late, on a slow phone or right after you click a bar, the part now comes in on the beat instead of trailing the drums and the click.
Read moreIn the tab editor, a drag over the score selects only the notes it passes over, even across bars, and the loop button loops exactly those notes instead of whole bars.
Read moreOnce a song's recording is split into stems, the Recording panel has a link to download each one as an MP3.
Read moreIn the tab editor, Delete on a rest removes it, Ctrl+Delete now deletes the bar, and Ctrl+Z works with a Ukrainian or other non-Latin keyboard layout.
Read moreClicking somewhere else on the page no longer clears the bars you picked in the score, or the bar where playback stopped.
Read moreThe tab editor no longer freezes for a moment after you type, and Save no longer holds the page up, however long the song is.
Read moreDrag a part's card in the part list to put the parts in the order you like. The order is remembered for each song, and the files you save or download list the parts in it.
Read morePicking a range of measures with Shift+click (or a long-press, then a tap, on a phone) now turns looping on, so there's no loop button to press afterwards.
Read moreThe page listing what's new in Demiurg, release by release, is now called the Changelog and lives at demiurg.app/misc/changelog. Old links still work.
Read morePicking another part in the list no longer loses the highlighted bar: the bar that's playing, or where playback stopped, stays lit in the part you switch to.
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