We told you it was coming and now the wait is over! And don’t let you mislead by the it’s name, version 2.2.4 is a major Animoog update considering it brings lots of significant fixes, including stable support for iOS 8. Version 2.2.3 came out in October 2014, over 6 months ago. And now that Moog is putting more love to Animoog development, I expect we’ll have good news from Moog more frequently.
So here’s the official changelog:
- Stable support for iOS 8
- Stable support for 64-bit devices
- Revised timbres panel with categories (touch-hold timbre in category for preview)
- Fixes for timbres showing up with domain name prefixes
- Audiobus input slot compatibility fixes
- Virtual Animoog MIDI ports are now always available even if no port is explicitly selected
- Improved IAA instrument compatibility (IAA transport panel will be done for a future release)
- Use with any buffer size from 128 to 4096 (256 being the intended size for all supported devices)
- Fixes for restore purchase functionality
- Improved in-app store layout and interaction
- iTunes File Sharing access to timbres, presets and projects
- Removed import/export preset from setup panel since iTunes File Sharing should cover all needs
- Added timbre category list under ‘random preset’ to enable/disable categories to randomize timbres from
- 4-track recorder fixes for loading clips, pasting clips and AudioPaste
- 4-track project fixes for save/load/delete/share
- 4-track now remains unlocked when not connected to network
- Pitch bend range is now always saved with presets and correctly loads from presets when this option is active
- Pitch and mod strips now light up with incoming MIDI
- Hold button now more clearly shows when it’s active
- Manual MIDI CC input now ensures only numbers can be entered
- Keyboard scale selection now doesn’t misbehave after selecting the whole tone scale
- Preset panel is laid out more consistently
- Resuming after interruptions from Siri now reactivates audio
- Proper handling of large amounts of MIDI expression data, coming from alternative controllers
- Updated built-in manual
Enjoy! And if you find bugs, Moog, more than ever before, provide feedbacks to its users in order to fix those, so let them know about the remaining bugs! — Alex / Satri