- v1.2.1iOSMajor
Version 1.2.1 - Fix for EQ and Limiter view scopes drawing in the wrong place when in huge-font mode Version 1.2.0 - Added high-resolution support for an improved iPad and screen-sharing experience. - System settings are now stored per device, so sharing via iCloud no longer overwrites local theme and font preferences. - Font settings can now be configured separately for portrait and landscape orientations. - Fixed USB input while recording samples from a USB device. - Fixed T1-T8 track recording in sample editor. - File browser - Back shortcut (shift+left) did not scroll to top of list of parent directory. Version 1.1.0 - AUv3 Plugin - Supports multi-channel and multi-instance - Ableton Link support for sync (Not Link audio) - Located in the Project view right of tempo - Custom M8 content locations (up to 16) can be added to the root file browser (including iCloud and Dropbox locations) - Main M8 content folder can be defined, allowing the root content to be from another location (including iCloud and Dropbox etc) in System Settings - Ableton Move as a Launchpad Pro MK3 control surface support added (Via Move Anything) - Mic input now supports all available mics and mix modes while recording samples - HOLD can now latch PLAY, allowing hands-free sample previewing. Hold now has swipe gesture support - Multiple keyboard or controller buttons can now map to the same M8 control - Lock screen playback controls now optional in System Settings Improved - Sampler recording now supports IAA and hosted audio input - Standalone sampler input detection now distinguishes microphone and USB/line sources more reliably - USB recording labels now use USB, U>L and U>R in standalone - Broader iOS game-controller compatibility through physical controller profiles - Sorting files in file browser - keep directories at top
Read what changed - v1.0iOSVersion Bumpneutral
The initial release maintains a 5.0 rating, confirming a stable transition from hardware to the mobile platform. While the app achieved a positive category rank of 11, the limited post-release sample size prevents a definitive assessment of long-term performance. The current verdict remains neutral due to insufficient data volume.