[LAA] Loopino v0.2.0 released

Loopino — Christmas Release 🎄 More Filters, Better Control, Improved Standalone Workflow Just in time for the holidays, the new Loopino Christmas Release brings workflow improvements, new classic filter models, and important stability fixes—making Loopino more flexible, expressive, and reliable than ever. For standalone users, Loopino now features command-line support to fine-tune the audio and MIDI setup before launch. You can directly specify the ALSA MIDI device, sample rate, buffer size, and GUI scaling—ideal for live setups or custom studio configurations. Sound shaping has been expanded with two new character filters: a gritty Wasp-style filter and a classic TB-303 filter, joining the existing Moog and Oberheim-inspired designs. A new Tone control adds fast and musical spectral shaping, perfect for dialing in brightness or weight without complex routing. This release also includes important bug fixes for both CLAP and VST2 builds. Thanks to everyone who reported issues—your feedback helps keep Loopino stable and dependable across platforms. New in this Release -Command-line options for the standalone version: - -d, --device <name> — select ALSA MIDI device (e.g. hw:1,0,0) - -b, --buffer <value> — set ALSA buffer size - -r, --rate <value> — set ALSA sample rate - -s, --scaling <value> — GUI scaling factor (default: 1) - New Wasp-style filter - New TB-303 filter - New Tone control - Bug fixes for CLAP and VST2 (thanks to the reporters!) Alongside these updates, Loopino continues to offer its full feature set: drag-and-drop sample loading, on-the-fly recording, pitch tracking, micro-loop generation, non-destructive wave shaping, ADSR envelopes, multiple modulation sources, built-in effects, preset handling, WAV export in key, and up to 48 voices of polyphony. Project Page: https://github.com/brummer10/Loopino Release Page: https://github.com/brummer10/Loopino/releases/tag/v0.2.0 Thank you for your continued support and feedback. Happy holidays and happy looping! 🎶❄️