- #GOOD PIANO PATCHES FOR MAINSTAGE 3 UPDATE#
- #GOOD PIANO PATCHES FOR MAINSTAGE 3 PATCH#
- #GOOD PIANO PATCHES FOR MAINSTAGE 3 PORTABLE#
- #GOOD PIANO PATCHES FOR MAINSTAGE 3 SOFTWARE#
- #GOOD PIANO PATCHES FOR MAINSTAGE 3 DOWNLOAD#
The compressor gain-reduction meter on the channel strip now reliably displays correct values.
#GOOD PIANO PATCHES FOR MAINSTAGE 3 PATCH#
Arpeggiator now reliably continues playing after a patch change if Latch mode is controlled with a sustain pedal.Starting Loopback with “Set concert tempo” now always starts the transport as expected.Playback no longer causes an unexpected jump after using the next/previous marker commands when the marker region is shorter than the snap-to value.Starting Playback or Loopback no longer cuts off the tails of plug-ins that are already sounding.Monophonic is now available as a Flex mode in the Playback plug-in.Improves compatibility when opening concerts created in MainStage 2.
Fixes an issue in which renaming a concert from MainStage’s File menu causes playback of Ultrabeat, Playback, and Loopback to stop working until the concert is reloaded. Saving concerts now takes about the same amount of time as in MainStage 2. 
Concerts now open significantly faster than in any previous version of MainStage. #GOOD PIANO PATCHES FOR MAINSTAGE 3 DOWNLOAD#
When downloading missing Drummer content, the download progress bars are no longer hidden behind the main window. MainStage no longer quits unexpectedly when the Current Program Number action is assigned to a screen control before other actions. Bypassing a multi-output Audio Units instrument plug-in no longer causes MainStage to quit unexpectedly. Includes several fixes to improve stability, reliability, and performance. There is now a mapping for Chord Display. There is now an option to convert an aliased channel strip to a unique copy. Screen controls mapped to the clock now show a dial that updates with each beat. Playback is now compatible with MP3 and AAC files. There is now a Hide Workspace option in the View menu when working in Edit mode. An option to apply EQ only to stereo left, right, middle, or side signals. Double Precision processing provides more accurate filtering, especially for low frequencies. Oversampling option improves high-frequency clarity. Redesigned, easier-to-use interface that’s also accessible within the Smart Controls area. Significant enhancements to Channel EQ and Linear Phase EQ plug-ins, including:. Includes 11 new Drum Kit Designer patches. It’s now possible to map screen controls to the Dr. #GOOD PIANO PATCHES FOR MAINSTAGE 3 UPDATE#
Screen Control graphics again properly update when receiving CC64 messages on MIDI channels other than channel 1. Mappings to AppleScript again work properly. Fixes an audio-input issue that caused the Record Enable button to be unavailable with some audio interfaces, including the M-Audio Fast Track Pro, M-Audio Plus, Blue Yeti USB mic, Alesis i02 Express, Avid Mbox, and Griffin iMic. Resolves an issue that could cause CPU performance spikes and audio dropouts. Resolves an issue in which MainStage might quit unexpectedly after downloading content. MainStage no longer quits unexpectedly when loading a concert that contains a multitimbral transform graph. Resolves an issue in which a concert that was compressed with certain utilities might not load if the concert contained a patch with a forward slash “/” in the name. MainStage no longer quits unexpectedly when opening a concert that was created in MainStage 2.x and is missing some content. Improves stability and reliability, including to resolve these issues:. (Still there are no guarantees, there have certainly been people here complaining about some of the Nord velocity curves. Again, a dedicated board is more likely to feel right "out of the box" because the manufacturer designed everything as a unit to work together. That may (or may not) be satisfactorily fixable through more customization of the settings. #GOOD PIANO PATCHES FOR MAINSTAGE 3 SOFTWARE#
Maybe that will vary depending on exactly which sounds you're comparing.įeel is another whole problem, dealing with both the variables of the feel of the keys themselves, and also how the velocity curves mate with the software you're using. (Though there are other approaches, like the way Roland is specifically building Mainstage integration into the new Fantom, or how Native Instruments and Arturia integrate their own keyboards to work with their own software.)īut I'm surprised Mainstage sounded terrible.
the knob/button layout and labeling can be optimized for what the board does. Nord stage 3 is so much better and easier to use.ĭedicated hardware can often be easier to use than generic hardware mapped to external software.
#GOOD PIANO PATCHES FOR MAINSTAGE 3 PORTABLE#
Whitenoise wrote:Just tried studiologic midi keyboard with mainstage and some portable audio interface.
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