Tsugi updates DSP Motion to v1.2

Tsugi has updated its sound drawing tool DSP Motion to version 1.2.

In DSP Motion, sound designers can create sound effects for animations and motion designs simply by drawing them and adjusting the synthesis parameters available.

Changes:

• Modifying the duration of a drawing is now easier: the accuracy of the slider has been improved, and it is now possible to switch between durations in absolute mode (seconds) and relative mode (percentage) with Ctrl+D.
• Clicking on the visualizer with the left-mouse button will now cycle through the different visualization modes available.
• A progress window is now being displayed when rendering more than one sound variation at once.
• The algorithm that ensures that the creation of an entirely random sound (when the Random button is pressed and no random ranges have been set) has been improved.
• It is now possible to double-click on a .motion file to open it in the tool.
• It is now possible to copy / paste curves between various categories / audio styles with Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V. Although it was already possible to transfer a curve between categories or styles by holding the Ctrl key during the selection, this makes it a lot easier to try a curve with any sound.
• The undo / redo functionality has been extended to the multi-choice buttons.
• The setup program now installs an icon pack that can be used for example to create a DSP Motion profile for the Elgato Stream Deck and similar control panels.

DSP Motion is available for $49, for Windows only. The update is free for existing users and can be downloaded directly on the product's page.

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