Moog Music has released a free firmware update for the Moog One, addressing bugs and improving its MIDI support.

Here’s what’s new in Moog One Firmware v1.8.0:

• Improvements and Fixes Found in v1.8.0L
• Fixed USB descriptor to improve MIDI compatiblity with Windows.
• Fixed crashes when receiving large amounts of MIDI data.
• Fixed when ARP is on, MIDI is being output with the original key presses instead of just the ARP.
• Fixed turning ARP on while already playing, only sending out ARP notes after one loop of the ARP.
• Fixed EG ATTACK SYNC, DECAY SYNC, and RELEASE SYNC not being MIDI mappable.
• Fixed LFO RATE SYNC not being MIDI mappable.
• Fixed GLIDE ON and GLIDE RATE not being MIDI mappable.
• Fixed changing LADDER filter slope via MIDI not being represented in the UI or the front panel.
• Fixed changing SVF filter mode via MIDI not being represented in the UI or the front panel.
• Fixed changing OSC HARD SYNC through MIDI CC causing panel lag and crashes.
• Fixed LHC More Semitone Transpose not affecting MIDI note number.
• Fixed hanging notes while changing MIDI IN ports or channels while receiving notes.
• Fixed MIDI PANIC causing the note A5 to trigger.
• Fixed multiple issues with EG LOOP and LATCH.
• Improved INIT patch by setting all OSCs TRI by default to 0% and SAW to have the fastest reset times.

It’s available now at the Moog site.