Adjusting layer note range no longer resets velocity-based fades.MIDI / n Bars modes let the playhead run for 1, 2, or 4 bars after releasing MIDI keys,Īs another way to deal with plug-ins that cut sound off instantly when the host playhead stops.New MIDI / Latch mode allows starting and stopping the Transport with a MIDI key (range).See January 16 livestream on YouTube for a demonstration.This is particularly helpful when working with libraries for Native Instruments Kontakt.

So far, only one option is available: Update multiple patches, which simply loads and re-saves all patches one after the other.Batch operations are now available in Unify plug-ins, but not in embedded Unify instances.New 'ops button' at top of patch browser provides a menu of operations on the current patch list.See below under 'Master Effects bypass' for more details.This is particularly useful to avoid unwanted build-up of processing in embedded Unify instances.Entire Master Effects layer can by bypassed as a whole.A rule-based system governs which plug-ins will be re-used.ĭetails will be included in the online manual.Initially, the only plug-ins that will be re-used are Plasmonic (Rhizomatic), Massive (Native Instruments), and all Spectrasonics instruments.Unified libraries, where every patch uses the same plug-in. This can make patch loading much quicker in e.g.When loading a new patch, Unify can now re-use instances of certain plug-ins instead of throwing them away.Like most Windows DAWs, Unify Windows has now been built with a workaround to disable the security feature.Have a programming error which causes crashing on modern 64-bit Windows systems. Many classic 64-bit Windows plug-ins (including Daichi Synth1 and most Rob Papen VSTs).Improved compatibility with older/buggy 64-bit Windows plug-ins.This update is recommended for all Unify users.

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