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* Envelope no longer accepts exponential scaling, only Tone.ScaledEnvelope
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* Buffer progress and load events which tracks the progress of all downloads
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* Buffer only accepts a single url
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* Sampler accepts multiple samples as an object and can set using setSample
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* Sampler accepts multiple samples as an object.
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* `setPitch` in sampler -> `setNote`
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* Deprecated MultiSampler - use Sampler with PolySynth instead
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* Added [cdn](cdn.tonejs.org/latest/Tone.min.js) - please don't use for production code
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* Renamed DryWet to CrossFade
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* Functions return `this` to allow for chaining. i.e. `player.toMaster().start(2)`.
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* Removed a lot of set/get method in favor of ES5 dot notation. i.e. `player.setVolume(-10)` is now `player.volume.value = -10`.
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* Added `units` to Signal class which allows signals to be set in terms of Tone.Time, Tone.Frequency, Numbers, or Decibels.
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* Replaced set/get method with ES5 dot notation. i.e. `player.setVolume(-10)` is now `player.volume.value = -10`.
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To ramp the volume use either `player.volume.linearRampToValueNow(-10, "4n")`, or the new `rampTo` method which automaically selects the ramp (linear|exponential) based on the type of data.
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* Added `units` to Signal class which allows signals to be set in terms of Tone.Time, Tone.Frequency, numbers, or decibels.
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* set/get methods for all Effects and Instruments
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* syncSignal and unsyncSignal moved from Signal to Transport
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BREAKING API CHANGES:
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The API has been changed consistently to use `.attribute` for getting and setting instead of `getAttribute` and `setAttribute` methods. The reasoning for this is twofold: firstly, Tone.Signal attributes were previously limited in their scheduling capabilities when set through a setter function. For exactly, it was not possible to do a setValueAtTime on the `bpm` of the Transport. Secondly, the new EcmaScript 5 getter/setter approach resembles the Web Audio API much more closely, which will make intermixing the two APIs even easier.
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If you're using Sublime Text, one way to transition from the old API to the new one is with a regex find/replace:
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find `Tone.Transport.setBpm\((\d+)\)` and replace it with `Tone.Transport.bpm.value = $1`.
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Or if setBpm was being invoked with a rampTime:
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find `Tone.Transport.setBpm\((\d+)\, (\d+)\)` and replace it with `Tone.Transport.bpm.rampTo($1, $2)`.
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### r3 - Expressive Signal
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