Roadmap • Throughline

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Available in the current Mac beta. Mac and Windows are planned for the first public release.

Initial Plugin Formats

Use Throughline in your DAW as a VST3 or Audio Unit plugin.

Initial Audio Effects

Shape and transform sound with filters, delay, chorus, saturation, compression, bitcrushing and reverb.

Initial Sound-Building Tools

Build synth voices and modulation systems with oscillators, wavetables, LFOs, VCAs and ADSR envelopes.

Initial MIDI Effects

Turn incoming notes into evolving patterns with arpeggiation, transposition, humanisation, probability and randomisation.

Currently in development, led by sequencing and MIDI workflow improvements.

Edit Longer Patterns

Build sequences up to 64 steps. Copy, duplicate and transpose sections to develop short loops into longer phrases.

Shape Each Step

Set note length and probability for individual steps, with reproducible variation for parts you want to keep.

Edit Generated MIDI

Turn sequencer and arpeggiator output into editable MIDI clips. Refine the notes, loop the result and export it to your DAW.

Standalone App

Create and play Throughline patches without opening a DAW.

Linux Support

Use Throughline on supported Linux systems.

Under investigation and planned for future releases. Scope and timing remain open.

Sampling and audio-file workflows

Explore ways to bring recorded audio into Throughline patches.

Granular, polyrhythmic, and experimental synthesis

Explore granular instruments, polyrhythmic modulation systems, and other identity pieces beyond the release-blocking V1 Factory Set.

MPE and expressive performance

Explore deeper performance control for expressive controllers and MPE-capable workflows.

Community patch sharing

Explore ways for customers to discover, exchange, and learn from patches after the core product is stable.

Additional plugin formats and DAWs

Consider additional formats and hosts, including CLAP, AAX, Bitwig, Studio One, Cubase, and FL Studio, after the v1 plugin scope is stable.