MKSREC 1 firmware

Highlights - Stereo and panning. Output channels pair up into stereo, with a pan position per sound and an editor for setting it. - Step editing. A step can be opened after it has been recorded and its parameters changed. Until now a step could only be erased and entered again. - Automation. Moves on the filter, filter 2, gain and LFO pages can be recorded live from the sliders, along with drive, pan spread and pitch error, and everything else entered a step at a time. - An LFO for each sound, on pitch, filter cutoff and gain. - Polyphonic and gated playback, from the pads and over MIDI, with chords in the step sequencer. - Sounds save to the card as WAV, and the card can be managed from the machine. Sequencing - Step Edit. Hold Tap/Repeat and press a pad to open a step and change what it does: pitch, velocity, duration, panning, delay, cutoff, both filters, the gain envelope and the LFO, across fourteen pages. - A step can hold several notes as a chord, each with parameters of its own. - Polyphony in the step sequencer, with note length, delay and pitch set per step, high-quality pitch included. - Up to six segments play together, each with its own length, for polymeter. - Slides between notes, with a default slide speed per sound. - Gated playback. - Progress and playback indicators for segments and songs. Sound - Automation in a pattern. Every slider on the filter, filter 2, gain and LFO pages can be recorded while the sequencer runs, by holding Tap/Repeat; pitch, panning, drive and the rest are entered a step at a time. A recorded move holds for the notes that follow, and moving the same slider by hand takes the parameter over for that sound until you hand it back. - An LFO for each sound on pitch, filter cutoff and gain, with rate, delay, depth, start phase and sync, and a master depth over the lot. - Crossfade looping. - Pitch range extended to ±36 semitones. [...]