Auriteq Changelog

Changelog

v2.0 — July 2026

New Features

  • Cubase & Nuendo: Full first-class DAW support with auto-detection via Steinberg's MIDI Remote API. All functionalities available.
  • Sensitivity per parameter: New Sensitivity tab in the manager lets you tune the Fine / Normal / Fast step sizes per plug-in parameter, per DAW, on a 1-200% scale. Available for Logic, Ableton, Cubase / Nuendo and FL Studio. Stepped and toggle parameters keep their own discrete step handling
  • Ableton: Rack macros are now directly controllable — click a rack's header in Live and the encoders flip to its macro knobs. Nested racks and Drum Racks navigate the same way; Previous / Next steps in and out of each nesting level
  • After-insert behaviour: New Settings option to stay in the selection view after inserting a plug-in, chain or track preset — so you can insert several plug-ins in a row without leaving the organizer. Covers all four DAWs and every insert entry-point
  • Logic: Per-slot plug-in insertion method — right-click a slot in Plugin Mappings to switch it between the fast Search-and-Add path and the slower channel-strip plug-in browser. A small "B" badge marks browser-mode slots; the preference persists across re-mappings. Useful if original insertion method fails in Logic 12. Logic 11 and 10 always use the channel strip method as Search-and-Add functionality does not exist in these versions.
  • FL Studio: Device parameter control expanded from 16 to 40 parameters (10 pages of 4 encoders)
  • FL Studio: Encoder 4 send-level mode — new Settings option to flip Encoder 4 from plug-in mix level to controlling the selected track's first active send route. Turning nudges the send in 5% steps; pressing mutes / unmutes it. Adjusting the send in FL Studio flows back to the controller display
  • Launch on Startup: New Settings checkbox to auto-launch Auriteq when you log in. Works on macOS (Login Items) and Windows (Startup registry)
  • Logic: New "Keep plug-in windows open" setting — when enabled, closing plug-in control mode leaves the plug-in window open for further mouse tweaks

Bug Fixes

  • Ableton: The 40-parameter device pages are now fully reachable via swipe (previously capped at the first 4 pages / 16 parameters)
  • Ableton: Send-page cycling no longer shows a stale value on the encoder display after moving a send
  • Logic: After switching tracks with the controller, the encoder text for sends now updates to the current track's value instead of leaving the previous track's number on screen
  • Logic: Pressing an encoder screen in the timeline scene no longer briefly flashes the Scene 1 volume/pan meter
  • Logic: After cycling send pages and returning, the arc and text values now match so subsequent encoder moves nudge from the correct starting point
  • Logic: Track color assignment works again on Logic 12.2, which changed the accessibility structure of the color picker
  • Logic: Fixed the recall-bias in Logic 12's "Search and Add Plug-in" that could silently pick a recently-used plug-in of the same prefix — combined with the per-slot browser toggle above, ambiguous slots now insert the exact plug-in you mapped.

This is a major release adding Cubase and Nuendo as fully-supported DAWs. Cubase / Nuendo plug-in insertion requires Cubase 15.0.20+ or Nuendo 15+; earlier Cubase 14 still works for all other control-surface features.

v1.2.7 — June 2026

New Features

  • Ableton: Device parameter control expanded from 16 to 40 parameters (10 pages of 4 encoders), giving access to deeper plugin controls
  • Logic: Master volume can now be controlled directly from the controller

Bug Fixes

  • Logic: Fixed some regular tracks becoming unresponsive in the 8-track volume mixer
  • Logic: After inserting a plugin chain, the controller now drops straight into parameter-control mode on the last plugin
  • Logic: Custom plugin parameter mappings now follow a plugin across different track types (mono, stereo, etc.) instead of needing to be set up again
  • Logic: Manually-added plugins are now preserved when rescanning your plugin library
  • Logic: Updated and expanded the built-in plugin database

v1.2.6 — May 2026

Bug Fixes

  • Logic: Plugin and chain insertion now work for the master track
  • Logic: Corrected metering issue
  • Logic: If two tracks had the same name, navigation would be inconsistent - that is corrected now.
  • Support for slower systems: Added a setting for FL Studio and Logic to allow increasing delay between actions, especially useful for older Macs/PCs.
  • Logic: Added the ability to customize which shortcuts keys execture that are executing shortcuts for actions, like zoom, new audio track, etc. Useful if you changed those shortcuts
  • FL Studio: Improved metering stability as it could crash on bigger projects

v1.2 — May 2026

Bug Fixes

  • Ableton: Improved plugin insertion reliability — plugins with similar names are now detected more accurately and should no longer insert the wrong plugin
  • Ableton: Plugin insertion now differentiates between VST2, VST3, and AU formats when mapping plugins through the app
  • Ableton: Added support for Max for Live devices
  • Logic: Added support for non-English Logic Pro installations — some functions previously did not work correctly when Logic was set to a language other than English
  • Plugin folders: Fixed custom plugin folders — they are now recognized and handled correctly

New Features

  • FL Studio: Improved plugin insertion — plugins are now inserted reliably into the next available slot on the selected track

v1.1 — April 2026

Bug Fixes

  • Ableton: Fixed User Library detection — the app now finds custom User Library locations and installs the Remote Script, chains, and presets to the correct path
  • Ableton: Fixed parameter positions jumping or displaying incorrectly when switching between Track and Device mode, swiping between parameter pages, or navigating sends
  • Ableton: Built-in effects and instruments are now correctly recognized for drag-and-drop functionality

New Features

  • Sensitivity level indicator: optional visual display (one, two, or three dots) showing the current sensitivity level on the controller
  • Default sensitivity level: configurable in app settings, applied each time a new track or plugin is selected
  • Automatic updates: the app now checks for updates and allows one-click updates from within the app

This is the last version that requires manual installation. All future updates will be delivered through the built-in updater.