# Change log for the `synthesizer-core` package
## 0.9
* `SigG.Read` -> `SigG.Consume`
`SigG.Write` -> `SigG.Produce`
`SigG.LazySize` -> `ChunkySize.LazySize`
* `SigG.Produce`: Remove `LazySize` parameter.
This rules out the `instance Produce StorableVector.Lazy`.
You only have `instance Produce StorableVector.Typed`,
i.e. storable vectors with maximum chunk size encoded in a type parameter.
`instance Transform StorableVector.Lazy` and
`instance Consume StorableVector.Lazy` are still provided, though.
The `LazySize` parameters in the `Write` class
only had a meaning for chunky storable vectors.
If you need to produce (chunky or monolithic) storable vectors,
better program your signal generator with `State.Signal`
and then render it using `State.Signal.toStrictStorableSignal`.
## 0.8.1
* `Plain.Filter.Recursive.FirstOrder.highpassInit`,
`Plain.Filter.Recursive.FirstOrder.highpassModifierInit`
and derived functions change the meaning of the initial parameter.
The previous meaning was pretty unclear and useless
such that I consider it a bug.
We do no longer negate the initial value.
This is consistent with `lowpassInit`.