From the homepage:
Mainly bug fixes in this release, two big ones in particular. We’ve fixed the Multiplexer so it should now work with stream data. There was also a problem with the compiling which in some circumstances would cause a sudden change in octave when switching using a Selector. Some important Poly to Mono bugs have also been resolved.
We have a new bookmarking feature. This should make jumping around your schematic much easier. See the forum for more details on this.
Changes:
* New bookmarking feature makes it easier to jump between parts of your schematic.
* There was no wireless update after deleting a selection and this was causing strange effects (esp. noticeable when a front panel item was deleted).
* The Radial Gradient component's centre point was using pixels instead of grid squares. It was also drawing incorrectly in some circumstances.
* The Y Drag Accumulate component hide mouse option was keeping the mouse hidden if you right-click during a drag.
* The wireless indicator on a module was sometimes incorrectly indicating that no wireless connection was present.
* Fixed an out of memory error when exporting very small schematics to VST.
* Fixed a bug in the Poly to Mono component which was causing the sound to stop in some cases when using more than one of these components.
* Fixed the sudden 1 octave increase that some of you were experiencing when switching in parts of a schematic.
* The Multiplexer has now been fixed to work with stream data.
* The recent file list was not working in some cases.
* The Sample Pos, Timing Info and Pitch to Frequency components were not detaching properly when deleting from a schematic.
* The Multiplexer was not picking up stream type changes.
* The bitmap components now have labels to show where dimensions should be expected or specified in pixels.
* Improvements to the update mechanism to increase editing performance, particularly when working within synced modules.
* Hover help popup timing now adjusts according to access needs.
* Link edits that cause data components to change will now restore the original value when undone.
SynthMaker is a graphical programming environment for creating VST instruments and effects plug-ins.
You can also use SynthMaker to learn about and experiment with digital signal processing so it's a great educational tool as well.
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