Hello everyone!
We’re here with an early Christmas gift for you - another Virtuoso update! What’s inside:
- Brand new Clustr - the Clustr instrument has been rebuilt from the ground up to make it much easier to play chords and chord progressions. Give it a try, we promise you won’t look back!
- More instrument effects - the effects panel on the instruments has been updated with new tabs giving you more settings to play with, including volume and distortion!
- More shrooms - all this music-making has brought out more fungal visitors in the Fungi Forest environment, dancing it out to your tunes!
- Updated interaction visuals - putting your hands into the instruments now shows a wristband with your hand tilt and clearer visuals for what note you are hovering over.
Also, an absolute metric ton of bug fixes! And probably a few new bugs. Please report any new issues here on Discord
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