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\uffe5DP version 11 delivers exciting new features like Nanosampler 2.0, Retrospective Audio Record, Articulation Maps and MPE Support, plus dozens of workflow enhancements requested by DP users.<\/p>\n\uffe5DP version 11 delivers exciting new features like Nanosampler 2.0, Retrospective Audio Record, Articulation Maps and MPE Support, plus dozens of workflow enhancements requested by DP users.<\/p>\n
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Articulation Maps<\/strong>
With DP\u2019s new Articulation Maps feature, users can take full control of the expressive depth of today\u2019s most advanced orchestral sound libraries, including VSL, East West, Spitfire, Cinesamples and many others. Users can create or import articulation maps to build dynamic instruments and ensembles, allowing them to play, record or program expressive performances with \u201cunprecedented realism and musical impact\u201d.<\/p>\n
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Each articulation can be mapped to a symbol, stem ornament, alternate notehead or custom text (such as con sordino) in DP\u2019s QuickScribe notation editor. Symbols remain connected to their orchestra library sounds, so that what you see is what you hear. Because notes remember their symbol, users can instantly switch maps at any time (to a different sound library, for example). In addition, each articulation can trigger multiple forms of output, from on-velocity changes to note stacks, providing support for even the most advanced orchestra libraries, such as the VSL Synchron engine. DP\u2019s Graphic Editor provides clear, intuitive editing of articulations in separate lanes.<\/p>\n
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Support for MIDI Polyphonic Expression (MPE) and Per-Note CCs<\/strong>
In DP 11, users can record multi-channel output from an MPE controller \u2013 such as a Roli Seaboard \u2013 as regular MIDI notes with encapsulated MPE expression data. After recording a range of gestures (strike, pressure, slide, glide and lift), users see a single stream of normal MIDI notes each containing their own note-specific controllers (generated by the performance) superimposed on top of each note for easy and intuitive editing in DP\u2019s familiar piano roll. Or users can view and edit each controller in a separate lane using DP\u2019s familiar and powerful continuous controller (CC) editing tools. A new Scale tool allows users to increase or reduce the amount of expression by dragging up or down. MX4 and DP\u2019s other included synth plug-ins are MPE-enabled, so users can get started with their MPE controller right away.<\/p>\n
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Audio Retrospective Record<\/strong>
DP11 adds audio to its Retrospective Recording capabilities. Now, DP always listens to both MIDI and audio input sources, capturing everything, even when not recording. Like magic, users can immediately recall any audio or MIDI material they\u2019ve recently played. For both MIDI and audio input, Digital Performer ensures that you\u2019ll never lose that precious, fleeting creative moment.<\/p>\n
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Nanosampler 2.0<\/strong>
This major upgrade of Nanosampler serves as every DP user\u2019s go-to virtual instrument for creating unique beats, instruments and sounds. Drop in a sample and start stretching, slicing, randomizing and transforming audio into just about any sound or instrument you can imagine. New features include: three playback modes (Classic, 1-shot and Slice), ZTX time stretching, beat slicing with Randomize and Auto Randomize, Repeat, Reverse, and a ground-up rewrite of the UI.<\/p>\n
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Support for macOS Big Sur and Apple silicon Macs<\/strong>
DP11 is fully qualified for macOS Big Sur (11.x) and the latest generation Apple silicon Macs. No Rosetta required. Optimized for native multi-core performance, DP\u2019s audio engine prioritizes audio threads on high-speed cores and reserves CPU bandwidth for critical, time-sensitive processing.<\/p>\n
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Clip Triggering With Novation and Akai Pad Controllers<\/strong>
Gain complete hands-on control of DP\u2019s extensive Clips window with popular pad controllers like the Novation Launchpad Pro mk3 or Akai APC-40. Trigger individual clips or entire scenes (sections of songs). Apply filter sweeps and other effects processing as you go: Digital Performer is now a powerhouse live performance platform that can take your shows wherever you can imagine.<\/p>\n
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New Control Surface plug-ins for Native Instruments and Icon<\/strong>
DP 11 includes new control surface plug-ins for the current Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol lineup, including the M32, A-Series, and S-Series MK2 controller lines, plus hot new iCON Control mixing worksurfaces like the QCon Pro G2\/EX, Pro X\/XS, Platform Nano and Platform M\/X series. These state-of-the-art control surfaces empower your DP workflow so you can work faster and more intuitively.<\/p>\n
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Enhanced Avid EuCon Support<\/strong>
DP\u2019s EuCon plug-in has been substantially updated, including support for the Avid S6 console. In addition, you can now use a EuCon-compatible worksurface with DP running on Windows 10.<\/p>\n
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Other enhancements:<\/strong>
Live Performance Mode \u2013 All effects processing is done in real time, rather than pre-generated, for instant responsiveness in critical performance situations.
Chunk Folders and Playlists \u2013 Organize sequences and songs into folders and playlists. Playlists are perfect for building set lists for live shows.
Chunks List Split View \u2013 Improves chunk list management. For example, search for a chunk in one list section and then drag it into a folder or playlist in the other.
Multi-channel MIDI Tracks \u2013 You can now record and play multiple channels of MIDI data in a single track. Channel info is stored with each MIDI event in the track.
Enhanced View Filtering \u2013 Quickly show\/hide individual MIDI channel data and\/or specific event types with the expanded Track Selector.
Enhanced Support for MCU and HUI-compatible Control Surfaces \u2013 Includes improved automation toggling, scrub modes, send mode, loop toggle and much more.
More Control Surface Enhancements \u2013 V-Racks can now be displayed on all control surfaces (that support them). New track pinning modes ensure that you always see the tracks you need. New track indicator lights in the Sequence Editor and Mixing Board show which tracks are currently active on any control surface.
Track and Clip Effects \u2013 Every audio track, MIDI track and clip now has a transpose setting that leaves the original data unaffected. MIDI tracks and clips also have a quantize setting.
Intelligent Audio Interface Selection \u2013 On macOS, if you haven\u2019t yet selected the audio hardware you wish to use with DP, it finds the best option for you.
Clips Window Enhancements \u2013 The \u2018New Empty Clips Scene\u2019 command fills empty cells with new empty clips. The \u2018Double Clip Loop\u2019 feature doubles the length of the looped portion in a clip.
List Font Scaling \u2013 Resize the text in DP\u2019s list windows, independent of the scaling for the rest of the UI, with three independent controls for List windows, Project Notes and Lyrics.
Text Rendering and dialog box scaling on Windows \u2013 Optimized for the latest text rendering engine in Windows 10, DP\u2019s text appears significantly crisper. DP also resizes system dialogs and menus appropriately for the size and resolution of your computer screen.
Dynamically Resizable Channel Strips \u2013 DP\u2019s faders resize when you make the Mixing Board and Channel Strip windows taller (or shorter).
\u2018Transpose Exclude\u2019 option \u2013 A new track setting locks tracks from Transpose operations.
New Scale Tool \u2013 Quickly scales per-note expression data by simply dragging vertically.<\/p>\n
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Team RET Note:<\/strong>(v11.0)
Thanks R2R for updating keygen!<\/p>\n
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