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1 Release Notes
Windows users:
DO NOT install the Minitaur USB Driver until AFTER you update your Minitaur’s firmware to v2.2.1. The USB
driver is not compatible with older firmware, and may prevent the firmware update from working properly.
If you installed the USB Driver before updating your Minitaur’s firmware, uninstall the Minitaur USB
Driver from the Control Panel (“Uninstall Programs”) and then update your Minitaur’s firmware.
Mac users:
When opening the Minitaur Firmware Updater, you may see the following message:
“Minitaur Firmware Updater 2.2.1.app can’t be opened because it is from an unidentified developer.”
1) Connect your Minitaur directly to a computer via USB cable (do not use a USB hub)
2) Launch the Minitaur Firmware Updater v2.2.1 application.
3) Follow the on-screen instructions to begin the firmware update process.
4) You will be prompted to unplug and re-connect the power to your Minitaur and then the
firmware update will proceed automatically
When the progress bar reaches 100%, your Minitaur will reboot and the firmware update will be complete.
Troubleshooting:
Q: My Minitaur is not detected by the updater after entering bootloader mode
You have already powered down your Minitaur, plugged in the powered cable while holding the Oscillator 1 and 2
waveshape buttons, pressed the Release button while continuing to hold the Oscillator 1 and 2 waveshape buttons
and then released all three buttons.
A: Try closing and re-opening the Firmware Updater. You should then be prompted to press the
“Install” button and begin the firmware update.
Q: After the Installation progress bar reached 99%, it went blank and the Minitaur hardware rebooted.
A: If your Minitaur is running normally at this point (it should be), then the firmware process is
complete, even if the Firmware Updater did not say so explicitly.
• LFO Key Trigger doesn't work if MIDI SYNC is On but Minitaur is not receiving MIDI clock
• Envelope Release knobs stop working if Env Release Mode is set to "Independent
Decay/Release", Release is On, and the user presses the hardware Glide button
v2.2.0
• Hold GLIDE + turn LFO RATE knob to set LFO Waveform (Tri, Sqr, Saw, Ramp, S/H, Filter EG).
• Hold GLIDE + turn VCO 2 LVL knob to turn VCO 2 Hard Sync on or off.
• Hold GLIDE + turn VCO LFO AMT knob to set LFO “VCO2 Only” (Off or On).
• Hold GLIDE + turn FILTER ATTACK knob to set Filter EG Delay Time (0ms to 10s).
• Hold GLIDE + turn GLIDE knob to set global Top Octave Wrap behavior (Off or On).
• Fixed LFO KB Reset when LFO Midi Sync is active
• Fixed Release switch response to editor when in independent decay/release
• Restore edited preset if saving is initiated on the hardware, preset location is changed,
and then save is canceled
• Last received MIDI mod wheel value persists, when turning “load preset mod wheel” on/off.
• Improved LFO MIDI Sync
• Re-mapping CV inputs restores preset value for previously-mapped parameter .
• Removed internal pitch-CV offset on boot (“cv start note” is now 0; was 20 — can also set a
custom CV start note via sysex F0 04 08 23 18 00 nn F7, where nn = start note in hex)
• Pitch-CV input re-scaled to full range when mapped to parameters other than Pitch-CV
• Wrap top octave fix, for small VCO2 detuning values
• Filter EG delay time range set 0 to 10 seconds
• Glide time restored after Note Calibration
• Minitaur no longer adds a tilde (~) after preset name, when saving on the hardware
v2.1.1
• Fixed MIDI Sustain Pedal bug; doesn't cut of notes that are still held when releasing Sustain
• Fixed bug when importing Sysex Tuning Octave scales in 1-byte format
• Slowed sysex output to Editor by 50% to improve reliability
v2.1.0
• Added support for MIDI Octave Tuning standard (compatible with Moog Phatty Tuner app).
• Added MIDI Program Change support.
• Additional global settings now available via v3 Minitaur Editor software.
v2.0.0
v1.0.7
• Glide Rate goes all the way to zero when Glide is off; previous minimum glide rate was still
audible as a glide at certain settings.
v1.0.6
v1.0.5
v1.0.4
v1.0.3