Bremmers Audio Design Updates MultitrackStudio 6
Bremmers Audio Design has updated MultitrackStudio to v6.2.
New:
Improved:
Fixes:
Pricing & Availability
The new version is available free of charge for users who purchased the program after February 1, 2009. Older versions can be upgraded for $39 (Pro Plus) / $23 (Professional).
- Mid/Side Effect (Pro Plus edition only).
- Vocal Removal effect preset.
- MIDI "Key Aftertouch" support.
- "Bass" MIDI instrument, which offers fingered and picked bass guitar sounds.
Improved:
- The Guitar Amp effect sounds much better and is significantly more CPU-efficient.
- The Saturator effect has been redesigned.
- The Electric Piano instrument sounds better and features a new "Sticky Hammers" instrument.
- Better soundfont compatibility.
- "File Save" dialogs now use the file type you think it does.
- VST output mixer gets scrollbar if the channels don't fit the screen.
Fixes:
- A couple of bugs have been fixed.
Pricing & Availability
The new version is available free of charge for users who purchased the program after February 1, 2009. Older versions can be upgraded for $39 (Pro Plus) / $23 (Professional).
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