TEMPO-1 version history

1.0.0build 1

First public release

TEMPO-1 launched as a 12-voice drum workstation for fast beat building, sample workflows, MIDI control, export, and AUv3 host use.

• 12 playable voices, up to 64 steps per pattern, and 64 pattern slots.
• Eight factory kits, 16 starter patterns, user WAV import, loop WAV export, and current-pattern MIDI export.
• Standalone iPhone, iPad, and Mac workflows plus AUv3 support for compatible hosts.

1.0.3build 7

Step editing, routing, timing, and ratchets

The first major post-launch feature update expanded the sequencer from basic step entry into a deeper groove-shaping surface.

• Per-step velocity, probability, micro-timing, and ratchets.
• FX routing improvements and Mac mixer parity.
• MIDI export support for the expanded step data.

The feature work used 1.0.2 naming during development; the public release checkpoint was prepared as 1.0.3 build 7.

1.0.4build 8

AUv3 usability and cross-device polish

The 1.0.4 line focused on making TEMPO-1 more comfortable inside hosts and more consistent across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

• AUv3 parameter, host-state, and plugin-app-state refinements.
• Improved step editing, sample behavior, and sequencer behavior.
• Updated iPhone, iPad, and Mac release visuals.

1.0.5build 10-11

Capture bounce and visual polish

The 1.0.5 update refined capture, bounce-to-pad, sound controls, icons, and compact layouts.

• Capture effects fixes and capture-to-pad bounce workflow.
• Compact FX grid polish and touch-down sound controls.
• Refined app icon and broader release-smoke-test preparation.

1.0.6build 1.0.6 / 13

Sound banks, safer capture, and manual refresh

The 1.0.6 line hardened sound selection, preset flows, capture commit behavior, AUv3 exports, and compact layouts.

• Sound browser sections for factory, bank, and files.
• Per-voice user sound banks with 10 slots per voice, tap preview, custom names, and replace confirmation.
• Capture-to-pad destination flow, bounce-to-pad commit flow, ALL-step editing, visible-page copy/paste, and AUv3 document-save exports.
• iPhone layout tuning and iPad zoom-grid fixes.

1.0.8build 15

Sequencer pads, refreshed presets, and pitch work

The 1.0.8 cycle expanded live workflow and prepared the pitch-editing direction that became central to the July manual refresh.

• Sequencer PADS mode and pad automation clear workflow.
• Improved live-record tap timing.
• Large factory preset refresh.
• Per-step sample pitch control work for melodic drum, bass, synth, and sound patterns.

1.0.9 iOS / 1.1.0 Macbuild 18

Pitch mode, page follow, and refreshed layouts

This update added a more melodic sequencer and refreshed the Mac and iPad layouts.

• PITCH mode and per-step sample pitch control.
• Pitch snap behavior, page follow mode, and improved zoom/readability work.
• Refreshed Mac and iPad layouts.

1.1.1build 19

Conditions, record quantize, performance FX, and MIDI output

The 1.1.1 line made live pattern recording more deliberate, added deterministic variation, and opened TEMPO-1 to external MIDI instruments.

• Conditional steps from every loop through every 16th loop.
• QNT modes OFF, 1/16, 1/32, and 1/64 for loose or quantized live pad and MIDI recording.
• Live ratchet capture: QNT 1/32 can create x2; QNT 1/64 can create x2, x3, or x4. Set x6 and x8 manually.
• Filter Pad performance control plus tempo-synced and ping-pong delay options.
• External MIDI output for pads and sequenced tracks, with per-track maps, channels, notes, clock, and transport.

1.1.2build 23

Live sampling and stronger audio routing

The current App Store release adds direct audio-input sampling in standalone TEMPO-1 and improves reliability across audio, MIDI, AUv3 state, patterns, and samples.

• Record up to 30 seconds from the microphone or a selected audio-interface input in the standalone app.
• View the live waveform and level, then trim, adjust gain, preview, name, and save the result to a user-bank pad slot.
• Audio input channel selection and improved plug-and-play support for class-compliant USB interfaces.
• Stronger AUv3 state synchronization, MIDI handling, real-time audio performance, routing, and sample-workflow reliability.