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Changelog

All notable changes to BatcherBird are documented here.

April 5, 2026

Added

  • New native GUI built from scratch — faster startup, smaller app, no browser engine running underneath
  • Sidebar shows all settings at once: devices, note range, velocity layers, duration, export format, and output directory
  • MIDI and audio devices are now selectable from dropdown menus
  • Export format (WAV 16/24/32, DecentSampler, SFZ) is selectable from a dropdown
  • Note range, layers, and duration have +/- controls for quick adjustment
  • Real-time level meters in the main stage area
  • Piano keyboard strip showing the selected note range
  • Waveform display area for monitoring recordings
  • Clear error messages shown in the app when something goes wrong (previously errors were invisible)
  • Cancel button during recording and a way to back out of armed state
  • Review screen after recording completes with playback controls and sample count
  • Output directory can be changed by clicking the OUTPUT field
  • Linux build support in CI (experimental)

Improved

  • Recording no longer risks audio dropouts during batch range sampling
  • File path handling is more secure against directory traversal
  • MIDI and audio input values are validated before recording starts
  • App binary is smaller thanks to symbol stripping

Fixed

  • Two dependency vulnerabilities patched (memory safety issues in upstream libraries)
  • App no longer crashes if the MIDI subsystem is unavailable at startup
  • Formatting applied consistently across all source code

Removed

  • Old Tauri/React frontend (replaced by the new native GUI)
  • Leftover backup files and duplicate sample recordings from the repository

February 13, 2026

Added

  • Record samples from hardware synthesizers with real-time waveform visualization
  • Single note, note range, and velocity layer recording modes
  • 32-bit float WAV export with sub-millisecond MIDI timing
  • Automatic loop detection using FFT analysis
  • Export to DecentSampler and SFZ formats
  • Professional metering with peak, RMS, and clipping detection
  • Dark theme interface with device auto-detection
  • Keyboard shortcuts: spacebar to play/pause, ESC to cancel