The powerful songwriting assistant software now features a piano roll, providing information on a single-note level. Just like a DAW does.
Liquid Notes 1.5.2 is a continuation of the design approach for the user interface and user experience, introduced with the major overhaul in October this year. The additions are the following :
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A more granular piano roll presents information on a single-note level and makes it possible to follow any changes made to the arrangement by Liquid Notes when substituting chords, adding tension, or changing chord functions.
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MIDI clock synchronization for recording & playback between Liquid Notes and the DAW ensures both applications to completely run in sync.
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A tempo adjustment function in Liquid Notes allows you to define the tempo of the song by beats per minute.
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A recalculation button has been added to each chord for reharmonization of that particular area if the harmonic analysis didn’t deliver satisfactory results.
Additionally, several bugs have been fixed and a few technical flaws have been removed for this update.
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