Bremmers Audio Design has released version 10.1 of MultitrackStudio for Windows and macOS. The new release supports LV2 plugins. VST3 plugin compatibility has been improved significantly.
Changes:
- Supports LV2 effect, instrument and MIDI effect plugins.
- Supports VST3 MIDI effects. VST3 instruments and audio effects can now have MIDI output.
- Significantly improved VST3 plugin compatibility.
- Mac: Improved AU plugin compatibility.
- You can still use the keyboard to control transport if a plugin steals keyboard focus (in most cases). This new behaviour can be turned off in the Plugin Manager.
- Onscreen MIDI keyboard still works if a plugin steals keyboard focus (in most cases).
- Multi-output plugins: names of outputs provided by plugin now appear in Output Mixer. They're also used for sidechain source names (Pro edition).
- Remote Control: 'Mouse Control'/'Effect Mouse Control' actions work with VST3 plugins that support IParameterFinder.
- Missing VST2 plugins: the Missing Effect/Instrument windows now have a 'Find VST3 version' button. Only works if the VST3 plugin exposes its VST2 ID.
- 3 additional track colors. The existing ones have been fine tuned.
- 'R' mouse modifier for transport play/stop button: engage the Rec buttons of the last recorded tracks ('Re-Arm').
- 'Alt' mouse modifier for track's Play, Rec, Mute, Solo, Edit and collapse buttons: toggles all same-color tracks.
- Track name box can be made wider using W+Click. Add Shift to make it narrower.
- MIDI tracks respond to MIDI keyboard if one of its effects is visible (just like it already did for the instrument slot).
- Collapsed track's name now appears in the track's color.
- Pianoroll/Drum editors: Shift key can be used to ignore the Snap button, so you can add/move notes anywhere.
- Pianoroll/Score/Drum editors: keyboard shortcuts now always work, even if the track's controller editor is visible.
- Score editor: 'A' modifier can be used on the note duration box to add/remove dot.
- Windows: editors work with the mouse while the program is in touchscreen mode.
- Mac: MIDI 2.0 device protocol changes are now handled.
- Fixed: The Quantize and Legato options in a MIDI track editor's Edit Control window didn't update per-note controls.
- Fixed: Copying (imported) MIDI controllers to automation editors: multiple values at the same time location are handled better.
- Fixed (Windows touchscreen mode): Tempo editor 'Stretch Accelerando' option (from SEL menu) now works as expected with pen or mouse.
- Fixed (Windows): doubleclicking a song in File Explorer to open it wouldn't work on certain drives.
- Fixed (Mac): Bluetooth audio devices (AirPods etc.) could cause problems if it was selected as Audio In Device.
Users who purchased MultitrackStudio after October 28, 2013 are entitled to lifetime free updates. Older versions can be upgraded: $39 (Pro) / $23 (Standard).
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