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User Guide

  • Overview
  • 1. Background
  • 2. Using the Plugin
    • Overview
    • Preset Controls
    • Sharing Presets
    • Material and Pairing
    • Wind Control
    • Icon Controls
    • FX -- Reverb and Delay
    • Harp Canvas
    • Notes Panel
    • Tune Panel
    • Retuning Glide
    • Tooltips
    • Live value readout while dragging
    • Keyboard Control
    • DAW Automation
    • MIDI Control
    • MIDI Output
    • Audio Input
    • Tips for Use
  • 3. How the Plugin Works
  • 4. Changelog

2. Using the Plugin

  1. Overview
  2. Preset Controls
  3. Sharing Presets
  4. Material and Pairing
  5. Wind Control
  6. Icon Controls
  7. FX -- Reverb and Delay
  8. Harp Canvas
  9. Notes Panel
  10. Tune Panel
  11. Retuning Glide
  12. Tooltips
  13. Live value readout while dragging
  14. Keyboard Control
  15. DAW Automation
  16. MIDI Control
  17. MIDI Output
  18. Audio Input
  19. Tips for Use
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Releases

1.0.1 2026-06-30

The first public release of Aeolian Wind Drone — a twelve-string aeolian harp you play by setting the wind.

  • Twelve physically modelled strings, arranged in paired courses, sung entirely by a living wind simulation.
  • A wind you can shape — strength, turbulence, gust depth, and breath — plus tone shapers (Bright, Damp, Length), sympathetic resonance, a modelled soundbox, stereo width and pan layouts.
  • Per-string control over note, fine tuning in cents, mute, and ghost-mute, with the harp canvas as a live tuning interface.
  • A curated bank of factory presets, plus your own saved presets, and preset sharing by file or clipboard.
  • Settings → About gains Check for updates and Report a bug links, alongside the existing Documentation link and the Copy diagnostics / Import settings support tools.
  • A resizable interface (75%–300%) that remembers its size.

Twelve strings, played entirely by the wind.

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