Passage 1.0.4 is now available

Big changes. 

More expressive curves. Faster scene switching. A clearer workflow.

Passage 1.0.4 gives you more freedom to shape MIDI response, switch complete setups from your controller, and organize your presets. This update includes the following improvements over version 1.0.2:

• Expanded curve editing. Shape each Transformer’s response with up to eight control points. Move points horizontally and vertically, and add or remove them directly on the graph. 

• MIDI scene recall. Assign notes or CC values to scenes using MIDI Learn, then recall a complete Passage setup as you play. Coordinate scene changes with your instrument’s keyswitches, with recall working even when the Passage window is closed.

• Reusable Recall Maps. Save scene assignments for your favorite instruments and libraries, then reuse them across projects. Choose a startup map for new instances while each saved DAW project retains its own map and scene settings.

• An 88-key assignment overview. See your note assignments across a full piano keyboard. Matching colors connect each scene to its assigned keys, making your setup easier to understand at a glance.

• Redesigned preset browsers. Scene, Transformer, and Aftertouch browsers now share a cleaner, more modern design. Clearer typography, streamlined controls, and a dedicated details panel make browsing easier. Inspect a preset before loading it.

• Better preset organization. Create custom scene categories and edit descriptions for Scene, Transformer, and Aftertouch user presets. Description edits preserve both the saved settings and your current live adjustments.

• Compatibility with your existing presets. Continue using older scenes and Transformer and Aftertouch presets without needing to resave them.

Available for macOS in AU, VST3, and AAX, with native Apple silicon and Intel support. The signed, notarized installer lets you choose which formats to install.