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Changelog - minor final tweaks
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samaaron committed Apr 15, 2016
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the documentation and examples for `sample` as well as the new tutorial
section 3.7 for details.

We also have a number of exciting new samples, synths and FX to play
with including some beautifully sounding chiptune sounds.
We also have a number of exciting new sounds to play with including some
beautifully sounding chiptune synths, fun retro FX and new drum samples
including a full tabla set and a cowbell.

Finally, even more boot issues on both OS X and Windows that have been
fixed making this the most polished and stable release to date.

Now go and get your live code on!


### Breaking Changes

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folders containing samples and filters over those folders to allow you
to easily and quickly work with large sample sets. See Section 3.7 of
the tutorial for more information.

* Samplers now have `hpf:` and `lpf:` opts. Any `cutoff:` opts are
automatically switched to `lpf:` and any errors will be reported with
an `lpf:` prefix.
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* New tutorial section 3.7 on Sample Pack Filters.
* New appendix sections.
* Completely rewrite examples for `sample` fn.
* Examples for `sample` fn have been completely rewritten and extended.


### Improvements

* `scale` and `chord` can now handle being passed no tonic such as: `(chord :minor)` which will return a ring of offsets from 0.
* `scale` and `chord` can now handle being passed no tonic such as:
`(chord :minor)` which will return a ring of offsets from 0.
* `chord` learned new variants: `add2`, `add4`, `add9`, `add11`,
`add13`, `madd2`, `madd4`, `madd9`, `madd11`, `madd13`
* The ring's `.take` method can now take more elements than the original
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