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ARDOUR 3.3 PATCH
ARDOUR 3.3 WINDOWS

In the Recorder tab, do not show input meters for control-only ports Faderport, Mackie, etc.Prevent accidental addition of multiple markers at the same position.The "Escape" key now behaves identically while in internal editing.

Various fixes for recently added region markers during editing.Loop recording working again after an unnoticed breakage.MIDI capture alignment is now correctly implemented.MIDI capture duration is correctly computed when loop recording.Muted MIDI regions are now actually muted.There are plugin wrappers/bridges such as Yabridge that do a better job of making this possible.

ARDOUR 3.3 WINDOWS

Support for a Wine/windows build to run Windows VST plugins "natively" on Linux has been removed.

> Preferences > Appearance > Quirks and try the On Linux, this mayĬonflict with your window manager's behavior - if so, go to Edit

Splash screen management has been changed.

Fix drawing the red recording rectangle to honor latency compensation (region no longer visibly jump at rec-stop).

Longer necessary to place the mouse cursor near the edges of the

Slip-contents editing now more easily accessible usingĬtrl-Shift-drag (Cmd-Shift-drag on macOS) anywhere in a region.

LV2 plugins: add support for plugins with multiple Atom ports.

Add explicit actions for changing between stacked and overlaid region views, making this bindable (to a computer keyboard or MIDI).

Preference items to enable/disable VST2 and/or VST3 support.

ARDOUR 3.3 PATCH

New GUI control allows blocking MIDI patch changes during session loading.Playback, then later re-enable varispeed to get back. Varispeed settings are persistent, so you can revert to regular.The VS button will blink when varispeed is enabled.Click on the "VS" button to enable/disable varispeed as well.The GUI for the "shuttle control" has been modified to present a.Video about these features in Mixbus (the behavior is identical And like the other playlist functions, you can edit multitracks with ease: by group, rec-armed, or ALL tracks. You can even have more than one comp playlist to compare with each other. Then use the selector to switch between different takes and move the best take to your comp playlist. Create the perfect vocal or guitar comp: Create a new empty playlist and call it 'comp'.change the scope to "ALL Tracks" and you can switch all tracks that have a matching playlist to your selection: if you recorded a take of the drums and bass together, you can switch the drum and bass playlists together even if they aren't in a Group. Click any playlist to listen to the alternative takes of that track, OR. Select a track and click "?" keyboard shortcut to open the Playlist Selector dialog.You can later switch between them while leaving your static mixer and plugin settings intact. "Copy Playlist for All Tracks" will store the timeline state of your arrangement, edits and automation.You'll find these actions in the Track menu. Global playlist actions like "New Playlist for rec-armed tracks" allow you to record a new take on all tracks that are record-armed, whether they are in a Group or not.Substantial changes to playlist management include: