Visco changelog

Current-track highlighting now behaves correctly.

Fixed a crash that could occur during initialization in Logic.

Tonal Mode makes any sound chromatically playable with oscillator shapes, harmonic stretch, unison, and related voice controls.

FLAC files are now supported.

Audio can be dropped directly on either sound selector without first moving the crossfader.

General reliability and performance improvements.

LFO Beat Sync now displays correctly.

Improved the OpenGL 3D graphics setup used to render the blob.

Batch import of entire folders works again.

ARM Mac effect initialization in Logic no longer risks a crash.

Corrected host-synced sequencer behaviour in Logic.

Improved Windows handling of non-English file paths and corrected WAV import issues.

Added safe size limits to sequencer objects and corrected frozen-seed phase reset.

A batch import wizard preserves the source folder structure inside the User library.

MIDI notes can momentarily start, start, and stop sequencer playback.

The interface now resizes from 100% to 200% in 25% steps.

Exported MIDI now includes swing, loose timing, and loose velocity.

DAW projects now recall preset names correctly.

Clearing a sequencer track now works reliably on Windows.

The VST3 build no longer occasionally enters hibernation unexpectedly.

The shader language target was lowered to support older computers.

Switching to an external monitor no longer occasionally crashes Visco.

Blob motion now visualizes Dynamics mapped to Velocity.

Restored custom shader loading and prevented blob loads from crashing during playback.

Envelopes now use the intended synthesis parameters.

Windows paths containing non-English characters now load correctly.

The Windows installer no longer defaults to a VST2 path from the registry.

Automatable parameters update correctly after preset changes.

Out-of-range filter modulation no longer crashes, and unsafe parameter modulation no longer produces extreme output.

The Windows installer is now signed.

The blob updates accurately after changing presets.

The interface can be resized to 100%, 150%, or 200% from the Visco logo menu.

The BPM range is now 1–400.

Improved sequencer stability with large host-synced buffers and in FL Studio on Windows.

Prevented Windows font clashes and corrected the LFO Beat Sync toggle state.

Visco now reliably authorizes valid license keys.