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1.27b1/2:

Fix: setting the noise oscillator pitch to maximum + playing really high notes could exceed the valid pitch range.

Fix: using S&H on a chaos osc could put the chaos osc in a bad state for non-S&H mode until Serum re-instantiated.

Fix: “Always” mode and portamento first note wasn’t always set to previous note

Fix: very short looping samples in the noise oscillator playing very high pitches could lead to issue.

1.26b9:

– fix for foreign language (UTF-8) in Serum Presets dir name

– fix for font blurriness on menu title displays

126b8:

– fix: MPE Bend range MIDI messages sent to Serum with MPE enabled could lead to GUI crash.

– fix: fix for Prune Database feature introduced in 1.26b4

1.26b7:

– fix: operating the preset browser during the rebuilding process could lead to access violation

1.26b6:

– fix: opening preset browser during scanning caused memory leak
– fix: SerumFX was (protectively) clipping audio in above 0 dB in the last 10+ versions, this restriction has been removed, unless using Audio In -> Noise osc.
– fix for scanning folders with apostrophe marks in the name

1.26b5:

Fix: in 1.26b4, saving preset could lead to preset browser instability after database rescan.

1.26b4:

Preset database scanning / thread handling re-written as it was responsible for some recent issues in 1.257-1.26b3

1.26b2/3:

Fix for potential issues loading presets on song/project reload, related to recent changes for preset loading improvement in 1.25b9

1.26b0/1:

Additional potential crash fixes

fix for sorting folders introduced in Win1.257

125b7:

additional (poential) crash fixes

125b6:

Fix: improved preset changing

Fix: preset database issue (rescanning on window open)

Fix: some memory leaks surrounding custom font handling

Fix: when polyphony cap was hit, Serum was stealing voices incorrectly (also stealing from held notes, not just released notes first, as intended)

Added: “Prune Duplicates and Missing Presets” to preset browser menu: This will compact the size of the database file, removing any entries which are no longer available as presets in the presets folder. It also removes duplicates, if you have an issue with the preset name “jumping” to a different selection when changing presets in the browser, use this feature.

1.25b5:

Fix: preset database issue (rescanning on window open)

Fix: some memory leaks surrounding custom font handling

Fix: when polyphony cap was hit, Serum was stealing voices incorrectly (also stealing from held notes, not just released notes first, as intended)

Fix: 1.25b4 on Windows10 was not redrawing portamento/matrix curves

Added: “Prune Duplicates and Missing Presets” to preset browser menu: This will compact the size of the database file, removing any entries which are no longer available as presets in the presets folder. It also removes duplicates, if you have an issue with the preset name “jumping” to a different selection when changing presets in the browser, use this feature.

1.25b4:

fix for potential crash with MPE Sysex messages sent from host to plug-in when UI is closed

1.25b3:

fix for crash with presets scan w invalid filenames

1.25b1:

– Faster preset database scanning
– Fix: recent/new GUI open thread sync issue from 1.24x which seemed appeared mostly on Windows.
– Fix: crash if cc or note assigned in config (which requires serum UI open to operate) if Serum UI is closed.
– Fix: compressor not catching first peak on very first playback on an instance
– Fix: MPE MIDI Channel 16 was not reacting to expression
– Fix: MPE note offs were not being handled discretely (per-channel) so 2 of the same note number on different channels would cut each other.

1.24b9e:

Fix for FX modules Dry level amount, which was too quiet on some situations in previous 1.24b versions.

1,24b8:

fix for the French filter in previous 1.24x builds

1.24b5:

Delay filter now uses improved/updated filter (as with EQ).

1.24b4:

FIX: Checkmarks in Noise menu would not display for sounds in sub-sub folders

Fix: in recent earlier versions, MacOS older mac processors / old macOS could crash on init

1.24b3:

FIX: improved filters for EQ and and Hall reverb.

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FIX: 1.24b2 FX parameters would crackle when adjusting Macro4.

FIX: preset ratings / comments are now preserved forever, e.g. even when presets are removed and the preset browser is rebuilt, ratings for those missing presets are not erased. (Unless you use “Erase and Rebuild Database” which of course erases everything).

1.24b2:

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Fix: sending MIDI Program Changes could potentially trigger multiple times, leading to a ‘preset missing’ message or possibly a crash.

Fix: In 1.24b1 Windows, if Serum Presets folder was missing, user was not prompted to choose the new folder location.

Fix: using MPE->Macros features would provide incorrect depth for the MPE to some destinations (if the associated macro had multiple destinations).

Fix: Text files accompanying wavetables set to interpolation on wouldn’t register as interpolated

1.24b1:

Fix: value tips were not drawing properly for Matrix curves

Fix: improved support for Windows non-english usernames

Fix: on noises missing message, 1.23x did not display the missing path

Fix: 1.23x MacOS SerumFX AU was not passing AUval on older Macs

Fix: mousing issue using alt-dragging on the mini halo (e.g. when modulating semi fine).

Fix: in WT Editor, with a grid size at zero, an previous Grid size hilight could appear on the waveform

Fix: in WT Editor, Multiselection zoom thumbnails would leave graphics traces

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Fix: MPE is now disabled by default when prefs are created.

1.23b9:

Fix: in prior 1.23b versions, controls would not respond if value tips was disabled in preferences.

Fix: scrollbar visibility for WT Editor thumbnails

Fix: formula parser handling of NaN values

1.23b8:

• Fixes a memory issue in previous 1.23 versions which would most commonly surface as “multiple instances not playing backl”

• Fixes the Multiband Comp “warmup time” (volume swell) on very first playback of an instance

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Note: This is the latest version of serum available (Seurm v1.27b2) and it’s for Windows Users only!

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Playback of wavetables requires digital resampling to play different frequencies. Without considerable care and a whole lot of number crunching, this process will create audible artifacts. Artifacts mean that you are (perhaps unknowingly) crowding your mix with unwanted tones / frequencies. Many popular wavetable synthesizers are astonishingly bad at suppressing artifacts - even on a high-quality setting some create artifacts as high as -36 dB to -60 dB (level difference between fundamental on artifacts) which is well audible, and furthermore often dampening the highest wanted audible frequencies in the process, to try and suppress this unwanted sound. In Serum, the native-mode (default) playback of oscillators operates with an ultra high-precision resampling, yielding an astonishingly inaudible signal-to-noise (for instance, -150 dB on a sawtooth played at 1 Khz at 44100)! This requires a lot of calculations, so Serum’s oscillator playback has been aggressively optimized using SSE2 instructions to allow for this high-quality playback without taxing your CPU any more than the typical (decent quality) soft synth already does. Load up Serum and we think you’ll be able to notice both what you hear (solid high frequencies, extending flat all the way up to the limits of hearing) as well as what you don’t hear (no unwanted mud or aliasing gibberish- just good, clean sound).