- #MOTU DIGITAL PERFORMER 8 DEMO DRIVERS#
- #MOTU DIGITAL PERFORMER 8 DEMO DRIVER#
Updated the Japanese documentation, including the User Guide. Increased the idle rate of VSTs, which should improve the redraw speed of plug-ins that depend on it, such as Serum. Show Marker grid lines in the Tracks Overview like other editors. Changed "Fix partial measures" back to on by default. Addressed an issue where plug-in tails might get clipped when bouncing with iZotope Ozone, UVI Relayer and others. Improved performance when opening the Sequence Editor. Allow MIDI Learn to target mixing board controls. Improved selection in lanes in the Sequence Editor. Version 9.0.1 provides many improvements, optimizations, and refinements, and is recommended for all users. Workflow enhancements — Dozens of additional workflow enhancements include a new pre/post fader metering option, faster switching between large sequence chunks, simplified audio hardware settings, improved compatibility with Avid Artist Mix and other Eucon control surfaces, and much more. Time code can be routed anywhere via the audio track’s output assignment, allowing you to achieve accurate time code sync in a wide variety of situations. SMPTE-Z plug-in — The new SMPTE-Z plug-in generates Longitudinal Time Code (LTC) while locked to DP’s timeline or while running independently in Freewheel mode. This allows you to easily incorporate outboard gear into your DP effects chains. Hardware Insert plug-in — DP’s new Hardware Insert plug-in functions just like other DP effects plug-ins, but loops the channel’s audio signal to a piece of outboard hardware, with latency compensation, for external processing. Small buffer optimization — DP's MOTU Audio System (MAS) engine processing has been optimized to better support operation at smaller buffer sizes (for both Mac and Windows), for even lower latency performance overall. The CPU load of the sample rate conversion used in the Windows Audio driver has also been substantially reduced. This improves audio I/O latency and virtual instrument performance.
In a round-trip latency (RTL) test using a MOTU 1248 Thunderbolt audio interface, DP achieves roundtrip latency of 1.6 ms with a 32 sample buffer at 96 kHz.Įnhanced Windows drivers — The latency of the WASAPI (Windows Audio) driver has been significantly reduced. Reduced latency on OS X — DP’s host buffer latency has been cut in half, resulting in industry-leading overall latency performance. Next-gen Pre-genâ„¢ engine — DP's Next-generation Pre-gen engine transparently pre-renders audio output from virtual instruments and plug-ins to dramatically reduce their CPU load, allowing you to run many times the number of plug-ins and virtual instruments than in previous versions.
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