Graviton M1 / M2 5.5.0 (Beta) Software Update

New Features:

In comparison to version 5.4.9 Beta:

• LFO: 10 LFO engines that send MIDI to your gear, with a dedicated editor and real-time on-screen feedback.
  • Display: Animated waveform preview on each LFO screen — the trace scrolls with phase while an engine runs, redraws as you change shape, depth, offset, and mod matrix, and shows whether you are locked to MIDI Clock or running free. Footswitch LEDs can flash on the beat or follow the output.
  • Targets: Each LFO drives up to 8 targets: CC, 14-bit CC, NRPN, or PC, with its own channel, ports, range, and invert.
  • Shapes: Sine, Triangle, Saw, Square, or Random. Adjust pulse width, skew, and slew.
  • Rate: Run free from 0.01 to 20 Hz, or lock to MIDI Clock from 1/32 to 32 bars (straight, dotted, or triplet).
  • Modes: Loop, Once, or Envelope.
  • Editor: Mod matrix to modulate one LFO with another (rate, depth, offset, pulse width, and skew).
  • Expression: Add an Expression LFO step to a Bank Preset or Expression Preset (Select a Type > EXP EC > Expression > Expression LFO). Sweep any LFO's rate, division, depth, offset, pulse width, or skew from heel to toe, even inverted.
    • Pick the pedal (Exp 1-4) and set the heel and toe values.
    • Rate sweeps smoothly in Hz, or steps through divisions when synced.
    • Your saved LFO settings stay untouched, and the pedal's effect clears when you change preset.
  • Buttons: Program any button with an LFO step (Select a Type > Special > LFO).
    • Start, stop, or toggle an engine; hold or reset its phase.
    • Change shape, mode, or sync; set or nudge rate, division, depth, offset, pulse width, skew, or slew.
    • One step can control a single LFO or all of them.
  • Encoder: Assign an LFO Rate Nudge or Param Nudge step to an encoder to turn rate, depth, offset, pulse width, skew, or slew up and down live. Each click moves it by the encoder's Step.
• General: Bug fixes.

How to Update / Rollback:

• Go to Settings > Update / Rollback and follow the on-screen instructions.
• You can switch between Beta and the last Stable Release anytime without losing your programmed data.
• For gigging, it's recommended to stay on the Stable Release.
• It's recommended to export and store backups externally in case of emergencies.