What's New in Panora 1.1.2
Version 1.1.2 is all about playing longer and editing with less friction. Your song now keeps going with the screen locked, the volume goes louder, haptics are yours to tune, and composing feels smoother than ever.
Keep playing with the screen locked
Lock your phone and your song keeps playing. Playback controls now sit right on the lock screen, so you can pause, resume and listen without unlocking. Perfect for a meditation session, a long loop in the background or practising along while your phone rests on the table.
A 3-second countdown in full screen
Full screen mode now gives you a 3-second countdown before playback starts, so you have time to start recording. Record your best compositions and prepare content for your social accounts with ease.
Louder master volume
The master volume in Settings now goes from -20 dB up to +6 dB. Turn it up when you play through small phone speakers in a noisy room, or bring it down for late night sessions with headphones.
Smoother stops
When you stop playback, the sound now fades out gently instead of cutting off at once. It is a small change, but it makes every ending sound the way a handpan should: soft and natural.
Haptics your way
Choose None, Light or Medium vibration for every note you play. Feel each tap like a real instrument, or turn haptics off when you want nothing but the sound.
Cleaner recording
You can now turn off the live waveform while recording. On older or less powerful devices this frees up resources, so recording runs smoother.
Easier editing
- Stay where you are in compose. You can now turn off auto-scrolling, so the grid stays still while a song plays and you can take a proper look at it.
- Set the position with a tap. Tap the left column of the grid to change the position value directly.
A more reliable undo
No more "empty" undos after clearing or closing the note picker. Every undo now takes back something you actually did.
Bug fixes and stability improvements
As always, this update also fixes bugs and makes Panora more stable across devices.
New to Panora? Read what a virtual handpan is and why its sound is so calming, or getting an iPhone Duo? See how Panora turns the foldable screen into a handpan studio.