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What's new in this version:

New Note FX device: Bend:
- Bends to each note's pitch from a relative Starting Pitch
- Bend Shape sets the curve for the pitch glide
- Duration of the bend can set it either real time or tempo-relative 16ᵗʰ notes
- A Pre-delay setting is also available, for postponing the pitch bend (the same as on most of the envelope modulators, etc.)

New Note FX device: Dribble:
- Bounces each note until gravity wins
- First Bounce time (set in real time or tempo-relative 16ᵗʰ notes) is the time that the initial bounce will last if maximum velocity is played
- Damping controls the speed/height loss for each successive bounce
- With Damping set to 0 %, bounce height remains the same
- Shortest Bounce time is a threshold for settings when bounces become too close together and should be discontinued
- Hold Last Note optionally keeps the final bounce note held out (as long as the triggering note is still held)

New Note FX device: Humanize:
- Randomizes chance, timing, or velocity of notes
- Chance sets the likelihood that each arriving note will be sent on
- Timing defines the maximum lateness that can be randomly selected for each note
- If Allow Early Notes is on (±), then delay compensation is used to make the Timing range either late or early
- Velocity sets a bipolar amount of randomization applied at each note

New Note FX device: Note Repeats:
- Retriggers each note, with Pattern options
- Timebase for the repeat rate can be set in real time (seconds), tempo-relative units (bars, triplet eighths, etc.), or at the frequency of the played note
- A Rate factor scales the Timebase unit, good for slight manipulations or multiples
- Gate Length is set as a percentage of the repeat rate, or to Hold until Next Trigger (????)
- Velocity Decay sets the change amount of each successive repeat's velocity, either down or up
- Chance sets the probability that each individual repeat occurs
- Disable Repeats is a mappable "kill switch" that sustains each note after its next repeat starts (and passes new notes directly thru), allowing the repeat function itself to be disabled or modulated