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Apple MainStage v2.2.1

 

Apple MainStage - Plug-in Chainer / Rack

Apple has updated MainStage to version 2.2.1.

Installation:

  • Resolves several issues related to the download and installation of basic and additional content.

Performance:

  • Addresses an issue in MainStage 2.2 that could decreased performance of the Playback plug-in on computers with one or two cores.

  • Resolves an issue in MainStage 2.2 that could decreased performance when using the 8-channel mixer & backing track template.

  • Resolves an issue that could increased latency when playing software instruments with MainStage 2.2.

  • Improves performance when running multiple instances of EXS24 in 32-bit mode on computers with multiple cores.

  • Addresses an issue in MainStage 2.2 where performance decreased compared to MainStage 2.1.3 on non-hyper-threaded 2-core computers.

Audio:

  • Fixes an issue in MainStage 2.2 where only the left side of the stereo signal was sent to an Aux if the channel strip had any mono to stereo conversion.

  • Panning now works correctly on outputs other than output 1-2.

  • Sends set to Post Pan now pan properly on mono channel strips.

  • Fixes an issue that blocked sidechain input for plug-ins.

  • Resolves an issue in MainStage 2.2 where the left side of external stereo audio signals was duplicated and processed by both sides of a stereo channel strip.

Plugins and Patches:

  • Fixes an issue with using keyboard arrow keys to scroll through the Patch Browser.

  • The Hide Ruler option for the Waveform object again works as expected.

  • The slide direction of drawbars in EVB3 is no longer affected by the Scroll direction setting in Mac OS X 10.7 Lion.

  • Resolves an issue where the bottom of some plug-in screens were not accessible on 11" MacBook Air when the plug-in was opened in Controls View.

General:

  • Corrects various problems in MainStage 2.2 with non-English localizations.

Previous Updates:

MainStage 2.2 is a feature upgrade for MainStage 1.0 and 2.0. It includes several new features and fixes.

Improved Performance:

  • MainStage 2.2 takes full advantage of Macs with four or more processor cores.

Simplified Setup:

  • New template picker includes a new Quick Start category.

  • New Assignments & Mappings view provides a way to edit and view a consolidated list of all hardware controller assignments and screen control mappings.

  • The MainStage interface has been rebuilt with larger interface elements.

  • The last saved value of a mapped parameter can now be seen and edited.

Enhanced MIDI Control:

  • Direct connections between hardware controllers and plug-in parameters can be made without using screen controls.

  • During patch changes, SysEx and other data can be sent to external MIDI devices using standard MIDI files.

  • It is now possible to block unwanted incoming controller messages.

Preferences:

  • New preference to globally disable feedback protection across all patches.

Auto-assignment Support:

  • Auto-assignment support has been added for more MIDI devices:

    • Akai MPK25.

    • Akai MPK49.

    • Alesis Q25.

    • Korg nanoKey2.

    • Korg nanoKontrol2.

    • Korg nanoPad2.

    • M-Audio Axiom 25 (updated version).

    • M-Audio Axiom 49 (updated version).

    • M-Audio Axiom 61 (updated version).

    • M-Audio Oxygen 49 (updated version).

    • Novation Nocturn 25.

Issue Fixes:

  • Fixes an issue in which one shot sample triggering did not work correctly when EXS was in mono mode.

  • The metronome now provides a downbeat click.

  • Improved MIDI Beat Clock for ReWire and External Instrument Channels.

  • EVB3 no longer produces stuck notes when using a sustain pedal.

 

Built for live performance, MainStage lets keyboardists, guitarists, and other musicians perform with software instruments and effects through a full-screen interface designed specifically for the stage.

Interface

  • Full-screen performance view optimized for the stage.

  • Windowed performance view for simultaneous operation of multiple applications.

  • High-resolution, resizable 3D graphics.

  • Dynamic lighting highlights screen controls in use.

Sounds for the Stage

  • Perform using the entire selection of Studio Instruments.

  • Process audio using all appropriate effect plug-ins from Studio Effects.

  • Audio Units support for all third-party plug-ins.

  • Up to 32 total keyboard layers per Patch, with up to 8 layers per split.

  • Floating keyboard splits that dynamically adjust during a performance.

  • Channel strip setting crossfades for blending between sounds with a single controller move.

  • Busses for advanced audio routing, submixing, and effects processing.

  • Signal Flow view displays all channel strips within a selected audio signal path.

  • Full-screen software tuner for guitars and basses.

  • Tap tempo using any MIDI or USB controller device or your computer keyboard.

  • Receive tempo from incoming MIDI clock messages.

  • Professional templates featuring extensive combinations of instruments and effects.

  • Seamless patch switching during performance without disrupting sound output or held notes.

  • Patch selection via MIDI program change messages.

  • CPU, MIDI input, and memory displays embedded in the MainStage toolbar.

Hardware Integration

  • Hardware compatibility with any MIDI or USB controller.

  • Automatic device detection for many popular controller devices.

  • Automatic controller assignments for recognized devices.

  • Layouts to assign controllers to specific parameters, then reassign controllers when equipment changes.

  • Learn function for fast assignment of MIDI hardware.

Performance Customization

  • Save and load full performance setups in the form of Concerts.

  • Organize sections of your performance by grouping Patches into Sets within Concerts.

  • Import and export Sets, Patches, and Layouts to customize Concerts.

  • Concert-level or Patch-level parameter mapping.

  • Parameter mapping via browser or direct selection from the plug-in interface.

  • Load and save channel strip settings for use in MainStage and Logic Pro.

  • Browser for searching and loading channel strip settings.

  • Contextual Inspectors that provide editing options according to mode and object selected.

  • Customizable Patch icons.

  • Resize, group, lock, and color functions for screen controls.

  • Customizable toolbar.

  • Keyboard transposition.

  • Velocity range and velocity offset options on a per-channel strip basis.

  • MIDI controller transformations:

    • Expression Scaling.

    • Modulation.

    • MIDI Volume.

    • Breath Control.

  • MIDI message filtering on a per-channel strip basis:

    • Pitch Bend.

    • Modulation.

    • Aftertouch.

    • Sustain.

    • Expression.

  • Broad range of customizable screen controls, including the following:

    • Keyboard.

    • Mod/Pitch Wheel.

    • Sustain Pedal.

    • Foot Pedal.

    • Foot Switch.

    • Round Knob.

    • Directional Knob.

    • Vertical Fader.

    • Horizontal Fader.

    • Button.

    • Drum Pad.

    • Meter.

    • Parameter Text Box.

    • Free Text Box.

    • Patch/Set Selector.

    • Image Box.

 

The Event List view shows events in a list format. You can insert, delete, or modify any kind of event, including notes, pitch-wheel data, velocity, MIDI controllers, patch changes, Wave files, lyrics, text strings, MCI commands, System Exclusive meta-events, and more. There are three ways to open the Event List view: Select one or more tracks and choose View-Event List -- Select one or more tracks and click in the Views toolbar -- Right-click a clip in the Clips pane and choose View-Event List from the popup menu -- The events in the selected tracks are listed one per line, from top to bottom. As you move the highlight through the event list, SONAR updates the Now marker (time display). During playback, the event list scrolls to display the events at the current time. The current event is centered in the Event List during playback, and the highlight is on the correct event when playback stops. Any time you change the Now time, the event list is updated and the highlight is moved to the event that will be played next. When the Event List view includes more than one track, events are mixed together in chronological order. For example, if you select tracks 1 and 3 when you open the Event List view, you see a single list of intermingled events from tracks 1 and 3. You can have any number of Event List views, each containing any number of tracks, open at the same time. You can change the tracks shown in the Event List view by clicking the button and choosing the tracks you want.

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