Sapphire version 2.5.0 #701
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Split/Add/Merge module now allows selecting 1..16 output channels. Before this change, the output always had 3 channels. Each Sapphire module now links directly to its own manual, instead of linking to the Sapphire plugin table of contents. Moots now allows you to toggle the anti-ramping option in a more intuitive way: you can now right-click on the controller button and toggle the option. When enabled, a "ramp" symbol appears superimposed on the related button, for visual feedback. The existing panel menu is still there for people who are used to it. Added (X, Y, Z) voltage togglers to Frolic, Glee, Pivot, and Rotini. This provides 8 times as many possible output curves for each module.
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Split/Add/Merge module now allows selecting 1..16 output channels. Before this change, the output always had 3 channels.
Each Sapphire module now links directly to its own manual, instead of linking to the Sapphire plugin table of contents.
Moots now allows you to toggle the anti-ramping option in a more intuitive way: you can now right-click on the controller button and toggle the option. When enabled, a "ramp" symbol appears superimposed on the related button, for visual feedback. The existing panel menu is still there for people who are used to it.
Added (X, Y, Z) voltage togglers to Frolic, Glee, Pivot, and Rotini. This provides 8 times as many possible output curves for each module.