Endorphin.es Shuttle System firmware

New Cargo4 editor: https://www.endorphin.es/cargo4. Use it to have access to all the latest features added. Standalone mode without a USB device (all Cargo4 updates by Xavier Galai): Long pressing the UP button for 1 second activates tap tempo mode. Tap the UP button 3 or more times to set the tempo of the internal clock. Internal clock will be generated and applied to all clock based CV generators, arpeggiator, as well as sent over both USB host and device outputs Any of the ‘Synchronization’ menu entries can be used to generate gates on tempo, random gates, random values, pulsers (decay envelopes) etc. Long press of UP button stops the internal clock. Further tapping 3 or more times starts it again. DOWN button exits the standalone mode into preset select (standard) mode with the clock running in the background. Each new preset selection will immediately fetch the clock and generate CV events if there are any assigned. Tap tempo: Use CC#29 on a button, and hit it 3 times to get a tempo clock generated by the Shuttle Control. Internal clock will be generated the same way as in standalone mode above. That clock will drive arpeggiator and all the sync features, without requiring an external MIDI clock. Arpeggiator update: Arpeggiator is now 10 notes max instead of 8 (hey, we’ve born with 10 fingers). Arpeggiator transmits MPE CC (CC#01, CC#74, aftertouch, pitch-bend) in real time – it stays fully expressive. Arpeggiator’s velocity added – can be used to control unique per note pulsers (envelopes). Hit hard and you'll have a long ring on the current note. Each time the arpeggiator plays this note, it fires the pulser with its own velocity. You can use that as accents on some arpeggiated notes. Arpeggiator pressure pulser: same thing as velocity, but updated in real time, so you can change accents over the time even with multiple notes, CC#01, CC#74, aftertouch outputs for the arpeggiator, linked to the currently played note value. [...]