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Thank you for making Mutable Dreams part of your music.

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Your recordings, questions, and thoughtful feedback have shaped this update.

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You asked for warmer sounds, more room to compose, and a way to keep your own Biomes.

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Version one point one brings those ideas together, on the same small instrument.

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Begin with Mellow Canopy, Satin River, or Velour Dawn.

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Each of the six tracks can use any of twelve engines.

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Explore a soft Satin texture, a drifting melodic voice, a round bass, or a struck resonator.

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Bring the cutoff down for a quieter tone.

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Let the attack open slowly, and give the notes time to fade.

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Warmth comes from the source, the filter, the envelope, and the space between notes.

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The library now offers two hundred and twenty-four tones, and seventy-six musical Biomes, with Blank for your own ideas.

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The tracks are freely assignable.

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Build six melodic voices, an entire percussion ensemble, or a balance between the two.

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In the mixer, set a level for each voice and choose how much reaches the granular bus, the shared delay, and the room.

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A simple bass phrase gives an evolving texture a clear foundation.

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Add a few percussive events, and the same world begins to move.

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The granular bus listens to the voices you send into it.

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Change the fragment length and position to find another rhythm inside the sound.

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Freeze a moment, or reverse its direction.

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Keep some of the original signal present, and bring the cloud in gently.

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Shared delay and room connect the voices without hiding their individual character.

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Here, the fragment length moves from twenty, through twenty-one, to fifty, and then one hundred.

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Listen to the texture between the notes.

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New modulation tools give a repeating idea room to breathe.

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Marbles-inspired remembered variation keeps a relationship with what came before.

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Tides-inspired cyclic movement slowly changes the voice.

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Warps-inspired ring blending adds a different shade when you want it.

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These are our own interpretations, rather than complete replicas of those modules.

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Small amounts can be enough.

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A living pattern does not need to change everything at once.

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Blank Biome is a starting point for your own arrangement.

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Choose a voice, then write a phrase of up to sixteen steps.

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Add notes and rests, adjust the track's length and probability, and listen to how it meets the other parts.

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When you want to keep the result, stop playback and use the internal clock.

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Name your Biome and save it to a user slot.

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There are sixteen Biome slots and sixty-four user sound slots.

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A Biome keeps the six tracks, phrases, mix, and effects.

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Hold a function key whenever you need a reminder of its controls.

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You can explore Mutable Dreams in the browser, or connect the F M one and edit the instrument directly.

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In live mode, the F M one makes the sound.

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Changes on the device and in the editor stay in step.

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USB MIDI can play the six tracks and provide an external clock.

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Export a live Biome as JSON to keep its current edits.

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The bank backup is a different file.

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It contains the saved project, preferences, and user banks.

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Keep both when you have work you do not want to lose.

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If you use Mutable Dreams one point zero, you can update directly.

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Stop and save first, and follow the version-specific backup guide.

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You can also start from the original M VAVE version fifteen firmware.

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Keep USB connected until installation and restart are complete.

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Returning to version fifteen erases the new user banks and preferences.

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Restoring a bank backup after reinstalling one point one needs confirmation with the Select button on the instrument.

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Mutable Dreams exists with deep gratitude to Émilie Gillet and Mutable Instruments, and to the open-source contributors whose work makes this possible.

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Some engines use selected original algorithms.

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Other tools are our own interpretations, inspired by that work.

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This is an independent community project.

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Thank you for listening, sharing, and helping it grow.

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We look forward to hearing the Biomes you create.