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RitMix Release Notes

Last Edited: Jul 14, 2025

RitMix 1.3.1

NEW FEATURES:

  • Added zoom in/out functionality in the Edit Window. You can now use CTRL + Scroll Wheel/Track Pad or CTRL + (+ / –) to zoom.

CHANGES:

  • Improved the waveform display in the Edit Window: added a zero line and removed the dividing line for stereo samples.
  • Standardized the color of all grayed-out buttons when no sample is selected.
  • You can now toggle the Sample Bank view when no sample is selected.

BUG FIXES:

  • Fixed a UI graphical glitch affecting the Windows version.
  • Resolved a crash that could occur when closing RitMix with the Menu pop-up open.
  • Fixed an issue where the Undo function would revert parameters to default values instead of the last selected setting.
  • Addressed a bug causing the Sample Bank toggle to switch unexpectedly when navigating between menus.

RitMix 1.3.0

NEW FEATURES:

  • Introduced the "Sequencer Mode" button, which ignores pads set to loop mode and note-off events that trigger the Release of the envelopes. This button ensures that when you Drag Out the MIDI from RitMix's 16-step sequence, the external MIDI playback is identical to what you created in RitMix.

CHANGES:

  • The filter ENV amount is now bipolar, so you can modulate the filter cutoff in negative and positive directions.
  • Behind the scenes, we have optimized the Pitch Envelope and improved the allowed range so that no 2-octave limitation is imposed internally. You can now go up to 4 octaves + 1/2 semitone, depending on how you combine your parameters.
  • Swapping, duplicating, and erasing pads now also affect the sequence steps they contain.
  • The note-off event now also affects filter and Pitch Envelopes, so all enabled envelope releases respond simultaneously.
  • Editing the decay and sustain parameters now uses a single dot to adjust both parameters in the graphical interface, improving performance and preventing the sustain dot from disappearing when release values overlap with sustain.
  • Fixed the ADSR curves in the Edit Window to fit within crop boundaries.
  • Enhanced the range and flexibility of the crop mechanism.
  • ADSR curves in the Edit Window now disappear when disabled.
  • Moved the Vel > Vol knob from the Amp Envelope section to the MIDI section.
  • No curve will be displayed in the Edit Window when editing Humanizer parameters.

BUG FIXES:

  • Resolved a bug causing the crop loop to jump in the Edit Window when adjusting ADSR curves.
  • Fixed a bug that affected the warning pop-up when loading a new sample over an existing one, ensuring changes are applied only when clicking "Yes."
  • Fixed a bug preventing the unlock feature from working on multiple pads simultaneously.
  • Resolved a bug in which combined loop and trigger modes caused hang issues when the pads were linked.
  • Fixed an issue preventing MIDI learn from working with the virtual keyboard if RitMix was in focus.

 

RitMix 1.2.2

CHANGES:

  • If you click on any position on the editor’s timeline outside the loop area, the closest loop marker jumps to that point.

BUG FIXES:

  • When you tried to read their automation parameters, the Left/Right loop markers and Distortion Enable button weren’t properly represented.
  • We improved audio file-type compatibility.
  • RitMix used to skip some MIDI notes when the amp envelope was on.
  • Working with specific tempos (57, 114, 228 bpm) used to create issues with sample playback in RitMix.
  • If you tried to swap a pad with an empty pad, it used to crash the pad.
  • The Missing Samples dialog used to disappear if you closed the RitMix GUI and opened it again.
  • The gain of samples played by RitMix used to be affected during a tempo change automation.


RitMix 1.2.1

BUG FIXES:

  • Loop on RitMix pads did not work correctly when the buffer size was 512 or smaller.

  • If Loop was on and the left and right markers were made to cross each other, and then that pad was triggered, the pad stopped working.

 

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