What’s new
What changed
in the lab.
HTC changes often — sometimes in a few hours. Here is what changed, newest first. Musical changes are marked experimental until people have listened to them; your saved projects keep the version that made them.
25 October 2026 · A profile if you want one, and one of six to share
- Generate now waits until a Set is completely saved before another can start — two Sets can no longer get mixed up in Create.
- An optional profile: name, city and country stay private; a public nickname appears only next to songs you choose to share.
- Preferences in your account: the HTC newsletter, and interest in the Founding Contributors programme (in preparation — nothing is assigned yet).
- After a Set, an invitation to share one of the six with the beta catalogue. You see exactly what becomes public first; your prompt stays private unless you include it.
- Safer sign-in: wrong codes are counted per address, a new code replaces the previous one, and a code that could not be e-mailed is reported straight away.
- This page: what changes in HTC, version by version.
24 October 2026 · A public site, and a clearer Create
- The site in English and Italian: how HTC works, the beta, the FAQ — and sign-up from any of these pages, with the same account as the app.
- Create shows the six slots of a Set before you generate, and takes you to the results when they are ready.
- The Library groups each Set; a feedback button sits on every one of the six cards.
23 October 2026 · Accounts, your Library everywhere, feedback and the catalogue
- A free account with your e-mail and a one-time code — no password. Everything made before registering stays yours.
- Your Library follows you to your other devices, privately.
- A result whose answer got lost (closed page, dropped connection) comes back without being counted twice.
- Feedback from anywhere in the app, or on a precise moment of a song.
- A curated catalogue: songs their artists chose to share, reviewed by the HTC team.
18 October 2026 · Music Model M1X 0.14.0 — cross-genre ensembles (experimental)
- Parts written to answer each other, with ensemble rules per style; hybrid requests combine the ensembles of the styles they mix.
- Experimental: we are still listening to it ourselves. Projects made with earlier models keep their model and do not change.
17 October 2026 · M1X 0.12–0.13: closer to your brief; acoustic pianos and keys (experimental)
- The request is read with more attention to what you ask for — instruments, idioms, limits — and HTC says what it cannot do.
- Sampled acoustic pianos and new electric keys, under open licences credited on the licences page.
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