New in MultitrackStudio 11.4.2
New:
- The Contact window now has a Send Report Now button. It makes sending a report super simple: just click the button. The licensee name is included, so we know who it's from.
- VST3: a VST plugin can now use all MIDI 2.0 per-note controllers supported by MultitrackStudio.
- VST3: MIDI 2.0 Orchestral Articulation profile is now supported.
- User Interface Size box has an additional 175% option.
- Export MIDI Tracks window now has file type selector box to choose between .mid and .midi2.
- New remote control actions: Effect To Previous Preset / Effect To Next Preset.
Improved:
- The Windows on ARM version is significantly more CPU-efficient.
- Lyr button (at the bottom) is now visible if there's anything in the Lyrics Editor at all, even if it's not between bar lines.
- MIDI recording: Improved handling of overlapping notes (like note on --> note on --> note off --> note off, all on the same note).
- MIDI recording: Controllers, RPNs and per-note controllers at the very start of a track are now preserved if you start recording from the start. You can, for example, use per-note Pan controllers to pan the individual instruments of the MultitrackStudio Instruments drums.
- Sustain / Soft / Sostenuto controller editors are now flipped vertically, so they work like a piano pedal.
- MultitrackStudio Instruments: MIDI controllers for organ and synth drawbars now also affect notes that are already playing. Same for synth Filter and Resonance.
- MultitrackStudio Instruments drums now have Sticks sound (MIDI note 31).
- Plugin Output Mixer: the default settings now avoids 3 dB level drop if the mixer was added only because the plugin outputs MIDI.
Fixed:
- Windows: Playback over Remote Desktop now works with Windows driver type.
- Some VST3 plugins appeared a little bit outside of their intended area.
- The PASTE button of a drum editor wasn't always enabled when it should.
- Mac: Some MIDI 2.0 USB devices didn't work since a recent macOS update.