: Refined the rendering performance of the graphical user interface for smoother visual feedback during intense performances. Workflow and Specifications

: Users can manipulate these stems independently through controls like freeze, arrange, reverse, and silence.

: Unlike standard production tools, Rhythmiq is optimized for live jamming. It supports full MIDI mapping , allowing performers to use hardware controllers to trigger fills, build-ups, and variations without looking at a screen. Version 1.0.7 Specific Updates

: Resolved critical issues including broken scene launching, malfunctioning automation parameters in record mode, and drag-and-drop inconsistencies.

Rhythmiq functions as a "beat assistant" that utilizes AI to analyze imported audio loops (up to 4 bars long) and automatically separate them into three stems—typically categorizing them by spectral content such as kicks, snares/mid-range, and hi-hats/cymbals.

The v1.0.7 update, released around December 2019, focused on technical stabilization and expanding host compatibility: