Create or import articulation maps to build dynamic instruments and ensembles and experience the sheer joy of playing them live, on the fly. Embellish your masterpiece with articulations, trills, tremolos, bowings and alternate noteheads, all connected to your orchestra library sounds. What you see is what you hear. Instead of note and controller data splayed across dozens of tracks, you see a single stream of normal MIDI notes that each contain their own note-specific controllers, for easy and intuitive editing.
Zoom in the note grid for finer detail. Zoom per-note data independently of the notes that contain them. Learn More. Quickly scale per-note expression data by simply dragging vertically with the new Scale Tool. A check box in each lane allows you to easily toggle the lane between track data and per-note data. For both MIDI and audio input, Digital Performer frees your creativity and ensures you'll never lose that precious, fleeting creative gem.
In DP11, you can now organize your chunks into folders and playlists. Folders are perfect for organizing your chunks, while playlists serve perfectly as set lists for your next live show. Split the chunk list in two sections for improved chunk list management. For example, you could search for a chunk in one list section and then drag it into a folder or playlist in the other. Managing your chunks has never been easier.
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. These state-of-the-art control surfaces empower your DP workflow so you can work faster and more intuitively.
DP 11 includes full support for the entire iCON family. Record, scrub, undo, tap tempo and more, all at the touch of a button. Toggle mute, solo, and record-arm. Use the onboard mixer on the X and Pro mk3 models to adjust pan, volume, and send levels. Together, DP 11 and Softube's Console 1 deliver a unique, unprecedented mixing experience for your Digital Performer sessions, combining real console feel with premium plug-in processing. Digital Performer 7's channel strip feature, shown here in a Consolidated Window sidebar with the '3 column' setting.
Perhaps taking a cue again from recent versions of Logic, there are two new features that make track mix settings available even when the Mixing Board isn't open. By default, it updates to display channel settings for whatever track you've selected, but you can also 'lock' it to stick to one individual track, no matter which track you've selected.
It's configurable in the same way as the Mixing Board, so you can hide or show whole sections, such as sends, insert slots, and so on. You can also break it up into as many as four columns, to better fit into windows or sidebar cells that are not tall and thin. It can look pretty ugly split into multiple columns, but it's great to have that flexibility, and it works well on smaller laptop screens, for example. Then there's the Info Bar channel strip.
Despite the diddy dimensions, it's fully featured, and extremely handy. While familiarity with DP makes these more comprehensible in use, I don't think it's terribly clear for beginners. Some smarter labelling here and elsewhere, perhaps using gasp! The initial release of DP 7. However, further incremental releases, and especially version 7. There are still a few things that some users will wish had been included.
This would really make the most of DP's great potential as a mastering platform. Maybe the most serious omission is the lack of any sort of 'elastic audio' feature.
DP has always been an notably flexible DAW, and version 7 builds on that. Internet user forums are surprisingly united in praise of DP7's reliability and responsiveness, and that's been my impression too, during testing.
I'm curious to see if MOTU can do anything to broaden its appeal still further, perhaps by bundling a workstation instrument, or by implementing a flexible audio scheme. But DP is more than a powerful sequencer--it's a killer audio recording and mixing program too. Post by stephentayler » Wed May 30, pm BradLyons wrote: But DP is more than a powerful sequencer--it's a killer audio recording and mixing program too.
Post by 1pauper1 » Wed May 30, pm BradLyons wrote: I'm not aware of trial versions of any applications out there Simple to use? Hmmm Post by dcoscina » Wed May 30, pm I don't think that DP is "simple" to use especially if one is porting over from another DAW such as Logic which uses a very different way of getting around.
If you migrate from Vision like some have done or have had some experience on Mastertracks Pro like myself DP will seem pretty straight-forward. I like how its arrange page shows tracks in terms of "phrases" rather than an entire segment of MIDI info. While I still don't like how DP freezes its virtual instruments, I do like how it handles the audio end of the VIs much better than Logic. What a headache. I do wish I had a 24" iMac though since screen real estate is so helpful when working on DP.
I'll have to wait for that though. If you have another sequencer, MOTU gives you a healthy discount. Digital Performer Upgrades. Upgrades from Performer Lite. Upgrades from AudioDesk. Virtual Instrument Upgrades. Press Releases. New to Performer Lite? To get started with Performer Lite or to download the latest version , follow these simple steps: Click "View My Registrations" below to log in to your motu.
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