Year/Release Date : 2025
Version : 3.1.0.6
Developer : Scaler Music
Developer’s Website : https://scalermusic.com/products/scaler-3/
Format : STANDALONE, VSTi, VSTi3, AAX Bit
depth : 64bit
Tablet : present
System requirements : Win8+
- 936.6 MB
Description : Scaler 3 is a completely redesigned version of Scaler 2, which has absorbed everything that made Scaler 2 the world’s most popular music theory plugin and expanded its capabilities in ways you could not imagine. Scaler 3 will help you move in new directions, solve musical puzzles and improve your work in a completely new way.
List of Changes v1.06:
Improvements:
Playback bar is now visible in the MIDI editor
Added support for specifying custom paths to VST folders
UI speed now acts as a global default speed, applying to all chords, including those moved to the main track or exported via drag and drop
Users can now create, rename and delete custom folders in Scaler 3
Support for importing chord set folders
‘Removed empty space’ added to the three-dot menu on the main track
Notes can now be recorded and moved in 1/16th note
increments Last used note length is now remembered when entering notes
Improved MIDI sync for initial notes and chords
Progression modulation now displays chords in the correct order
‘Dark Side’ / ‘Light Side’ indicators added to the Explore page
Fixes:
Dragging and dropping with Global Performance enabled now exports the correct notes
Fixed CPU spikes when using Windows Sound Detection
Half-bar chords now export at the correct duration
MIDI recording export now reflects the correct project tempo (no longer fixed at 120 bpm)
Tooltips now stay on when ‘Save as Default’
Playback profiles now properly maintain
Quantize > Sync profiles now properly maintain
Fixed installation issues on Windows 11 ARM machines
Artist folders (Blush, Craftmaster, Jaded, Jason Gibbins, Timothy Cole) now display the correct contents
Modal Swap now displays the correct chord options
Other:
Updated Scaler 3 User Guide
Carefully read the file “Where to put license WIN.”
