A very minor upgrade in preparation of the kit release…
- Changed the order of the voice/parts LEDs so they match the physical layout of voicecards (first column: 1, 3, 5 ; second column: 2, 4, 6).
- The “low” and “high” keyboard range settings now work a bit differently. First, the “high” setting is inclusive. Secondly, when low > high, this allows a “notch” to be created in the keyboard map (For example if low = F5 and high = C4, the part will play on all notes except the C#4 to E5 range).
- The “low” and “high” keyboard ranges can be input form a MIDI controller. Turn the knob to select one of the “high”/“low” parameters, click the encoder, and any incoming MIDI note will be used as the “high” (or “low”) note range.
- Fixed a bug occurring when a Program Change is received while the Load/save page has never been visited. This causes the SD-card initialization routine to not be run, preventing program changes to be actually performed.
- Propagated some changes from the Shruthi-1 codebase onto the voicecard code. These impact only code compacity/efficiency, no additional features.
- Changed the bootloader crash detection and made it more robust. 5 consecutive crashes are necessary before a voicecard locks itself in firmware upgrade mode.
As you see, an upgrade is not really necessary, but if you insist:
For the AVR programmer crowd:
- Mobo .hex - to be flashed along the mobo bootloader (which hasn’t changed).
- Voicecard .hex along with the voicecard bootloader.
For the SD-card upgrade gang:
