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MOTU Digital Performer 9.5.73657 (Win/Mac) 1.02/1.03 Gb Introducing Digital Performer 9. Artistry and engineering in elegant counterpoint.

Exciting new plug-in processors, a powerful synth and many workflow enhancements headline this major new upgrade. Mega MultiSynth with new EDM soundbank Meet the 64-bit instrument plug-in powerhouse for your Digital Performer desktop. Inspired by legendary subtractive synthesizers, MX4 combines several core synthesis techniques in a unified, hybrid synthesis engine that delivers fresh and vintage sounds alike. As you explore its many banks and hundreds of presets, you’ll soon rely on MX4 as your “go-to” instrument. Fat basses, nasty leads, analog pads, vintage electronica – it’s all at your fingertips and conveniently saved with your DP projects for instant recall.

Spark your EDM tracks with cutting-edge sounds Developed by synth guru Erik Norlander, this exciting new soundbank spans the EDM sound spectrum, from deep house to neo disco to electro swing. You’ll find presets that inspire new directions, and with a little tweaking, define your unique sound. Browse dozens of basses, leads, pads, arps, sample & hold and rhythm blocks. These presets are a showcase for MX4 as a synth programming powerhouse. Seven new plug-ins for DP9 From vintage compression to mega synthesis, you’ll use these plug-ins every day to take your productions from initial inspiration to final mastering. Turn your guitar into a synthesizer MegaSynth combines polyphonic octave generation with flexible signal routing, envelopes, LFOS, a pattern generator and macros. Input your guitar – or any signal – and let the synthesis mayhem begin!

Productivity enhancements DP9 is loaded with new features to speed your workflow and inspire your creativity. State-of-the-art audio time-stretching and pitch-shifting ZTX PRO? Technology from Zynaptiq? Pushes the boundaries of what is possible when slowing down, speeding up or transposing audio material of any kind, from solo vocals to full mixes and everything in between. From pencil-tool pitch correction to octave-doubling, or beat-tweaking to global tempo changes, DP seamlessly employs ZTX PRO technology to drive DP’s many audio pitch-shifting and time-stretching features to give you unprecedented creative flexibility and impressive quality. A whole new way to edit pitch Digital Performer’s in-line pitch editing feature set the standard for the industry.

Now DP does it again with relative pitch mode, which lets you make pitch edits by interval, up or down, from a base pitch. Want to transpose up a major 3rd? Just drag up four semitones. Relative pitch mode is great for polyphonic material, which has no root pitch. Or use DP’s powerful “absolute” mode, which analyzes monophonic audio and identifies each note by its root pitch, ready for you to edit as you wish. And with ZTX PRO technology driving the pitch processing, your pitch edits and transpostions will sound incredibly real and natural.

Clarify your automation data Mix automation can add life to a flat mix, allowing it to breath with the musical ebb and flow of the track. Automation lanes display each type of automation data – volume, pan, plug-in settings like filter cutoff – in their own lane below the parent track, giving you the clarity you need to perfectly dial in your automated mix. Show as many lanes as you like. Display any type of automation data you wish, for audio tracks, instrument tracks and MIDI tracks. See your audio’s frequency content with color and clarity Digital Performer 9 can display the spectral content of each audio track, side by side with their waveforms, directly in the Sequence Editor time line. Vertical position represents frequency; brightness represents intensity. This gives you a colorful, informative visual representation of the frequency content of your tracks within the context of surrounding tracks – and your entire mix.

The Spectrogram display can be invaluable in helping you effectively balance and manage the frequency content of your mix over time. Choose from among a dozen compelling color schemes. Punch, twist and swipe your audio with hands-on control Working with plug-ins in Digital Performer has just become a hands-on experience: now you can sweep filters, morph macros and toggle bypass switches with the physical controls on your favorite MIDI controller. Mapping is easy: just click the Learn button and hit your controller. Molding your sound has never been more interactive.

Export your DP score to other notation apps with accuracy and ease Digital Performer’s QuickScribe notation window has long been recognized for its elegant transcription of non-quantized MIDI tracks. DP9’s new MusicXML export feature lets you transfer QuickScribe’s beautiful notation to other MusicXML-savvy notation programs, such as Finale? And Sibelius?, while preserving QuickScribe’s elegant transcription, including key signatures, meter changes, dynamic markings, lyrics, transpositions and even marker text. Your score will look fantastic and you’ll save huge amounts of time because you won’t have to “clean up” the score in the other program. Manage the CPU workload of your 3rd-party plug-ins Not all 3rd-party effects plug-ins are created equal, especially when it comes to their hit on your CPU. Now you can effectively manage your plug-ins to maximize your computer’s performance. The Effect Performance window sorts plug-ins dynamically in real time, according to how much CPU power they use, and even captures where workload peaks occur on your sequence time line.

Amplidood wrote:Still never upgrading to this version until I have the ability to completely disable the Pre-Gen engine, and can be sure I won't get audio dropouts while editing and random audio glitches when BTD or merging soundbites. Don't have time for that crap. Couldn't agree with you more.

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There must be a reason (worse bugs?) for not allowing users to disable Pre-Gen entirely, but 9.1 (and 9.12) is half-baked. For now I'll keep using DP for arranging and MIDI of my own projects as it's what I know best and so deep in that department, but for all serious client audio work/mixing I'll be in Pro Tools. Don't forget guys, to run windows in real time, you not only need to keep the plugin / vi open, this little box needs to be checked. Amplidood wrote:Still never upgrading to this version until I have the ability to completely disable the Pre-Gen engine, and can be sure I won't get audio dropouts while editing and random audio glitches when BTD or merging soundbites. Don't have time for that crap.

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Couldn't agree with you more. There must be a reason (worse bugs?) for not allowing users to disable Pre-Gen entirely, but 9.1 (and 9.12) is half-baked. For now I'll keep using DP for arranging and MIDI of my own projects as it's what I know best and so deep in that department, but for all serious client audio work/mixing I'll be in Pro Tools.

Don't forget guys, to run windows in real time, you not only need to keep the plugin / vi open, this little box needs to be checked. I've seen that, but I don't want to keep all of those windows all the time. Posts: 388 Joined: Wed Sep 19, 2007 1:48 pm Primary DAW OS: Unspecified. Robert Randolph wrote:DP9.1x at least runs. DP6 was a nonsensical crash fest with so many broken things. Motu's tech support was pretty slow and non-responsive around DP6 too, which made things even more frustrating.

Another YMMV moment. I moved to DP from Cubase just before V5. I had no more issues with V6 than any other version, and got a lot done with it. Tech support was fine, and I got at least a couple of replies from MD himself within 24-48 hours. Dave has always been awesome, even back then. It's just not feasible to be shooting off an email to him everytime you had a techlink to unresponded to for weeks.

The great interactions I've had with Dave and DP's general workflow are the reasons I eventually came back when Avid pissed me off enough. Posts: 895 Joined: Tue Apr 29, 2014 6:50 am Location: St. Petersburg, Florida Primary DAW OS: MacOS. Amplidood wrote:Still never upgrading to this version until I have the ability to completely disable the Pre-Gen engine, and can be sure I won't get audio dropouts while editing and random audio glitches when BTD or merging soundbites. Don't have time for that crap.

Couldn't agree with you more. There must be a reason (worse bugs?) for not allowing users to disable Pre-Gen entirely, but 9.1 (and 9.12) is half-baked. For now I'll keep using DP for arranging and MIDI of my own projects as it's what I know best and so deep in that department, but for all serious client audio work/mixing I'll be in Pro Tools.

Don't forget guys, to run windows in real time, you not only need to keep the plugin / vi open, this little box needs to be checked. I was told that effects on Aux tracks always work with pre-gen off as well. So if you want a plug-in to run with pre-gen off, just use it on an aux track. Posts: 895 Joined: Tue Apr 29, 2014 6:50 am Location: St. Petersburg, Florida Primary DAW OS: MacOS. Killahurts wrote:Then, Avid purchased Euphonix.

After about one month, I was told essentially to use a real DAW if I wanted my controllers to work. So I kept my fake DAW and sold the controllers. I suspect there's a long institutional memory about the MOTU 2408 (?) that essentially blew Digidesign's (now Avid's) artificially inflated price structure and crippleware scheme out of the water. The gravy train went skidding off the tracks when that happened I suspect. Or at least slowed down considerably.

How well I remember that. It was slow to dawn on me, even, that the wizard behind the curtain had been exposed for what he was. After all, I knew people who had spent upward of $50,000 for an installation of about 16 tracks.

In 1992, one studio I frequented had spent over $25,000 for FOUR tracks! Didn't it have to be better if it cost so much? But as I assessed what we had in MOTU's gear and software, I began to realize that Digi was all smoke and mirrors. 'Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!' The arguments I heard against MOTU and for Digi included such classics as:. 'Digi's installation is professional, and those external processors are installed by professionals!' . 'Dude, you're not REALLY going to suggest that MOTU's samples are as good as Digi's samples, are you?'

. 'Digital Performer is a toy for people who want to play like they're recording audio.' And the all time favorite, repeated 10 million times:.

'There's just one thing you need to know: Digidesign is THE industry standard!' As if there was no other reason necessary.

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People are funny. OldTimey wrote:quote='amplidood'Still never upgrading to this version until I have the ability to completely disable the Pre-Gen engine, and can be sure I won't get audio dropouts while editing and random audio glitches when BTD or merging soundbites. Don't have time for that crap. Couldn't agree with you more. There must be a reason (worse bugs?) for not allowing users to disable Pre-Gen entirely, but 9.1 (and 9.12) is half-baked.

For now I'll keep using DP for arranging and MIDI of my own projects as it's what I know best and so deep in that department, but for all serious client audio work/mixing I'll be in Pro Tools. Don't forget guys, to run windows in real time, you not only need to keep the plugin / vi open, this little box needs to be checked. I've seen that, but I don't want to keep all of those windows all the time./quote It might be a good time to use the Spaces feature in OS X.

You can park all those open windows in another Space if you want. Amplidood wrote:having to select pre-gen status for every single damn plug-in individually is nonsense. A huge step backwards from the option we had previously. Even then, the previous pre-gen engine didn't have the crazy issues that exist now. Someone seriously screwed the pooch. Well, I understand your frustration here for sure.

However I don't think that there's any more pre-gen related issues than before. It appears to be the same culprits as pre-9.1 that are causing issues. The other problems that you're seeing (with performances, edit glitches etc.) don't appear to be related directly to pre-gen. Either way, at this point Motu is aware of the issues. Just stick with 9.02 for now if you're having problems. That's what I'm doing for now. Posts: 895 Joined: Tue Apr 29, 2014 6:50 am Location: St.

Petersburg, Florida Primary DAW OS: MacOS.