FoMni

• Screen reader: FoMni-1 tells the FM-1 Screen Reader what its screen shows, over USB: the page and its knobs, a knob's value as it turns, the chord you play, play and stop, and what each button did. Open the page in Chrome with the FM-1 plugged in.
• Installer: it can put an FM-1 back on M-VAVE's own firmware from M-VAVE's FM1 Open firmware too.
• README: the drums' MIDI notes on channel 10.

• PLAY is green: PLAY now uses its green light, for the beat while the rhythm plays and for its dim glow.

• Readable buttons in the dark: the buttons that aren't lit now glow dimly, so their labels can be read on the black FM-1. The Setup page's Key lights setting is now Lights: On (the default, and what a saved "on" becomes) shows the key lights and the glow, Keys shows the key lights only, Off neither.

• Chords from a keyboard: notes on MIDI channel 2 (USB or the TRS jack) pick the chord, as if you'd pressed a black key. A held C E G Bb plays as C7, the Omnichord's way; inversions work.
• MIDI clock in: the rhythm follows incoming clock and start / stop / continue; the screen shows EXT in place of the tempo.
• MIDI clock out: when the rhythm runs on its own tempo, it sends clock and start / stop over USB (with MIDI out on).
• The MIDI section of the README and the site lists what goes in and out on each channel.

Install from Chrome or Edge at https://charlesvestal.github.io/fm1-fomni/install/, try it at https://charlesvestal.github.io/fm1-fomni/emu/, or use python3 tools/fm1_install.py omni-0.3.fwsc.

• A new reverb: Dattorro's plate, stereo and slowly modulated. Space now runs from a small room (~1.3 s) to a long hall (~11 s).
• Separate reverb sends: Reverb for the strings, the new Chord rev for the chord and bass. The drums stay dry.
• Lo-fi is gone; Chord rev takes its knob. Projects saved in 0.1 keep everything, with Chord rev at its default.
• The firmware is now called FoMni: on the start screen, and as "FoMni FM-1" on USB.
• The emulator has a guide to the buttons, and every control shows what it does on hover.

Install from Chrome or Edge at https://charlesvestal.github.io/fm1-fomni/install/, try it at https://charlesvestal.github.io/fm1-fomni/emu/, or use python3 tools/fm1_install.py omni-0.2.fwsc.

The first release of FoMni, a chord harp for the M-VAVE FM-1, inspired by the Omnichord.

• The 16 white keys are a strum plate, voiced like the Omnichord's (root, third, fifth in an F#–F window, five groups up and a root on top).
• The 11 black keys are chord buttons you can reassign. Hold ENV for the minor, LFO for the 7th, both for the m7.
• Two harp voices (one shimmering, one plain), sustain, an organ-like chord with its bass, reverb.
• The OM-84's ten rhythms with auto bass sync, sync start and chord hold.
• MIDI out: strings, chord, bass and drums on channels 1, 2, 3 and 10.
• Light, friendly screen; saves by itself.

Install from Chrome or Edge at https://charlesvestal.github.io/fm1-fomni/install/, try it in the browser at https://charlesvestal.github.io/fm1-fomni/emu/, or use python3 tools/fm1_install.py omni-0.1.fwsc.