Die zehnte Version ist die beste?
Motu gibt Digital Performer DP10 DAW-Update bekannt
Motu hat zur NAMM Show zwar keine neue Hardware mitgebracht, dafür präsentiert die Firma eine neue Version ihrer Digital Audio Workstation Digital Performer. Die DAW geht mit DP10 in die zehnte Runde, als Highlight gibt Motu u. a. Clips-Fenster, Audio-Stretching und VCA-Fader an.
Im ersten Quartal 2019 wird DP10 erhältlich sein, die Preise werden wie folgt aussehen:
- Vollversion: 499,- US-Dollar
- Competitive Upgrade: 395,- US-Dollar
- AudioDesk Upgrade: 395,- US-Dollar
- Upgrade von vorherigen Versionen: 195,- US-Dollar
Bis uns die offizielle deutsche Ankünding vorliegt, hier alle Informationen zu DP10 in englischer Sprache.
Motu Digital Performer DP10
Clips window
Users can now drag and drop audio and MIDI clips from DP’s new Content Browser into Clips window cells and trigger them in real time, interactively, for live performance or on-the-fly inspiration while creating new material. Users can also trigger multi-track clip groups (a partial row of cells) or the entire row (clips across all tracks). DP’s unique clip queue lets users stack clip sequences ahead of time, without having to manually trigger each one. Clips can be added and removed, as inspiration strikes, from their computer or any MIDI controller. The Clips window allows users to combine clip triggering with linear, track-based playback and live mixing.
Stretch Audio and Beat Detection 2.0
The new Stretch edit layer for audio tracks lets users drag individual beats and their anchor points to make precision adjustments to achieve exactly the feel they want. For global tempo control, users can simply enable Stretch mode on a per-track basis and the entire audio track instantly conforms to the project tempo and time line, even with gradual tempo changes over time. ZTX PRO™ technology from Zynaptiq™ ensures the highest possible audio quality throughout. DP10’s enhanced beat detection engine makes it easy to conform imported rhythmic audio to the project tempo by just dropping it into the track.
VCA Faders
As with classic analog consoles of years past, DP10’s VCA faders can control any number of tracks, precisely maintaining their relative volume. Users can create as many VCA groups as they wish and even control VCAs with other VCAs to create multiple nested sub-groups. Mix automation can be applied to VCAs and sub-fader automation is maintained and scaled throughout.
MOTU Instruments soundbank
DP10 includes a 5 GB library of multi-sample acoustic instruments, synths, loops and phrases with over 300 different instruments, 1100 instrument presets and 500 loops. Included are acoustic and electronic drum kits, pianos, guitars and basses, along with church organs, electric organs, strings, brass, woodwinds, synths, ethnic instruments, choirs, voices, percussion, sound effects and more. This versatile collection of instruments spans musical genres, eras, geographical regions and cultural styles.
Scalable UI, streamlined Waveform Editor and Run command
Today’s high-resolution computer displays have very small pixels, making things tiny and hard to see. In DP10, users can now simply press command-plus and command-minus (control-plus and control-minus on Windows) to scale DP’s entire UI larger or smaller to achieve the perfect degree of clarity for their eye.
DP10’s Waveform Editor has been completely redesigned to provide a streamlined, all-in-one environment for down-to-the-sample waveform editing, precision beat editing, elastic audio stretching, pitch correction, embedded tempo map editing and more.
With the new Run command, users gain instant access to any feature in Digital Performer by simply typing shift-spacebar to open the Run Command text bar. When they start typing, all features matching what they type instantly appear.
Other enhancements
Programmable skip buttons — DP’s main transports can now skip forward and backward by musical increments, such as one beat, or two bars, or four bars.
Region menu presets — Users can now save and create presets for Region menu operations, allowing them to recall commonly applied settings quickly and easily. Specific presets can be recalled with assigned keystrokes or with the new Run Command window.
Enhanced grid snapping — Users can now choose relative or absolute grid snapping when dragging MIDI and audio. Alternately, Auto Grid Snap sets the grid resolution automatically so users don’t have to think about it.
Alternate tool — To speed editing, DP now offers both a primary and alternate tool, which users can switch between using the ‚x‘ key to edit more quickly in situations where they are rapidly changing between two different tools in the tool palette.
MIDI note display preferences — MIDI notes can be displayed with greater detail, including their MIDI note name, to quickly identify the pitch and on-velocity of each note at a glance.
