One note tracker reads the input and Lathe, Temper and Knurl follow it as modules, in any of six orders, each on or off. Every module gets the tracker's events delayed by the latency of the modules in front of it. - One module alone matches its standalone plugin sample for sample in every order. - With Knurl's sub-octave pattern in front, Lathe in Forge follows the played note; a standalone Lathe after Knurl reads it an octave low. - About 72 ms latency against about 206 ms for the three in a row. The module pages reuse the standalone editors. Register Forge in the catalog, CI, README, docs and website, and drop the built Ballast from the site's idea list.
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Forge changelog
Unreleased (0.1.0)
- Introduce Forge, one tracked channel strip: Lathe, Temper and Knurl behind a single note tracker, in any of the six orders, each module on or off.
- Every module follows the note read from the strip's input, so a module after Knurl no longer hears Knurl's sub-octave.
- One latency of about 72 ms, the same in every order, instead of more than 200 ms for the three plugins in a row.
- A single module on its own gives the same output, sample for sample, as its standalone plugin.
- Editor: the chain, and each module's standalone editor as its page.