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v2.5 - UI overhaul, performance fixes
The main goal of this update was to streamline complex processes, make the user interface more intuitive, remove some paywalls for a better free experience, and lay the groundwork for major upcoming features (like multichannel support, more formats, MIDI, etc.).
Free Version
I’ve removed several paywalls so free users can explore more of Audiocube’s functionality.
You can now fully save and load projects.
You have greater control over the sequencer.
A few other previously locked features are now unlocked.
Floating Control Bar
I redesigned the UI to include a movable, floating control bar.
This prevents excessive menu diving and keeps important controls front and center.
Improved Browser
The file browser window and system have been upgraded for a cleaner look, so you can focus on finding the files you need.
The browser now auto-detects imported audio, removing the need for a refresh button.
You can jump directly to recordings and saves folders from within the browser, making it easier to import your Audiocube recordings back into the engine.
I also exposed the saves folder to the browser, so you can directly import saved project scenes. This essentially acts as a preset load/save system—save smaller setups and reimport them into other projects.
Improved User Account & Login System
I’ve (hopefully) fixed the confusing nightmare of the old account and login system. It should all make sense now!
Camera Controls
I added improved on-screen camera controls to pave the way for tablet and mobile versions.
I’ve already started experimenting with Audiocube on my iPad—it’s a lot of fun!
Cleaner UI
I spent a lot of time polishing the UI for smoother performance and a more refined aesthetic.
It’s generally less cluttered and more streamlined, working hand-in-hand with the new floating control bar.
Bug Fixes
Auto Font Size: The screen now automatically detects DPI and scales the resolution accordingly, preventing tiny text.
Moving Devices Through UI: I added UI blocking to prevent accidentally moving devices through panels.
Tooltip Update: I updated all tooltip text so it accurately describes each function.
And More: There are plenty of smaller fixes and tweaks I won’t list here.
I didn’t add many new features this time because I focused on improving the overall experience and usability.