the editor
The editor and the stone work as one: plug the stone in over USB-C and everything you do on either shows on both.
* You never need the editor to play the stone: every sound, control, morph and preset is right there on the pedal. The editor and its plug-ins need the stone plugged in.
Plug it in over USB-C and the editor shows the stone's lights exactly as they are.
Change something on the stone or in the editor, and the other keeps up.
The editor names every control, so you don't have to remember which light is which.
See both states side by side, and set how fast each row morphs.
Give a slot its name the moment you save it.
Save all 81 presets to one file. Put them back later, or load them onto a friend's stone.
When there's a new build, the pedal icon in the editor glows. Download it, hold UPDATE FIRMWARE, and it's on.
VST3, AU and CLAP plug-ins, for when your stone is plugged into the computer.
Each build's version, size and checksum appear here when it's published.
The editor isn't signed by Apple or Microsoft yet, so the first time you open it your computer will ask whether you trust it. On a Mac, open System Settings, then Privacy & Security, and choose Open Anyway. On Windows, choose More info, then Run anyway. You only do this once.