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Registering PID 0xB17E for Aftertone Brume.
Brume is a 4-part multi-timbral standalone synthesizer (Complex / Harmonic / Timbral / Granular oscillator engines) built on a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 with a touchscreen UI. Its USB-C bridge ("Meridian") presents the device as a class-compliant USB Audio 2.0 + USB MIDI gadget over a single cable, with an optional macOS DriverKit extension for unified device presentation and per-part channel labels.
Thanks for maintaining the registry!