The io.storyboard.* IDs were a leftover from Motif Storyboard and named
old functions (motif, sub-anchor, layer-align) instead of the products.
Every plugin now uses io.narl.bass-foundry.<product>, and IDs are frozen
from here on, even across renames.
Hosts see the new IDs as different plugins: delete the old .clap files,
rescan, and add the plugins again in existing projects. Rivet session
JSON and Patina parameter IDs are unchanged.
- Rivet 0.5.0, Patina 0.3.0; Anvil, Crucible, Lathe, Temper, Weld and
Knurl 0.2.0.
- Docs, changelogs and the release table describe the change.
- Website: upgrade note in the Install section.
Set the CLAP vendor of all seven plugins to "Bass Foundry" and name the
combined preview ZIP bass-foundry-windows-x86_64.zip. CLAP IDs and saved
state stay unchanged.
Bring development.md and releases.md up to date with all seven products,
the shared crates, the test types, the steps to add a product and the
published releases. Add texture problems and seven texture plugin ideas
to ideas.md.
Rivet 0.4.0 tells a motif as a story. A timeline of blocks with roles
(statement, answer, departure, return, rest) replaces tasks, pins and
branches. Rivet writes each block from a motif and joins the seams with
a cut, breath, pickup or approach.
- Motifs of 1-8 bars in a bin of 16; storyboards up to 32 bars.
- Meters 2/4, 3/4, 4/4, 5/4, 6/8, 7/8 and 12/8 for import, writing,
audition and export. Phrygian, harmonic minor and Mixolydian scales.
- Per-block options, Another take and Keep; templates for new boards.
- Editor rebuilt: motif bin, timeline, large piano roll, inspector,
tabs for generation, harmony and sound roles, 32-step undo/redo.
- Sessions from 0.1-0.3 open as a storyboard from their source motif.
Patina 0.2.0. The old detector compared raw FFT bins with a one-octave
dB mean, so every harmonic of a tonal sound looked like a resonance and
real harsh bumps were barely touched. The new detector:
- averages power over each log band and smooths it over time
- joins harmonic tops into an envelope, smoothed by Sharpness
- compares it with a robust, tilt-aware local line fit that ignores
empty regions and cannot be lifted by the bump itself
Six overlapping controls become Depth, Sharpness and Selectivity; focus
points now read "up cuts more, down protects". The analysis window is
halved to 2048 samples (about 43 ms delay). Behaviour tests cover plain
harmonic tones, resonant bumps, narrow rings, level independence,
flicker on noise and high sample rates.
Both editors get a dark metallic look with #FF0160 as the single
accent colour; screenshots and docs are updated. Projects saved with
Patina 0.1 load the new controls at their defaults.
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