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We added three basic but powerful MIDI effects that can be applied to each module MIDI input: message filter, notes range and notes transpose.

By combining these effects it is now possible to create complex keyboard splits, layers and merges, as explained in this post.

Next version will include a basic but useful new feature: MIDI input filters.

When using external MIDI hardware, sometimes you don't have control on what kind of messages the devices will send, and it can lead to conflicts when several devices send contradictory messages.

Scene Snapshots offer a very fast mean to recall entire patch presets, but they don't offer much granularity as they always apply to all modules.

Sometimes you would like to have an instrument and all the effect chain patched after it change their presets at the same time, and this is what the new Presets Links are about.

As live performance is all about control and interaction, we try to make the human-machine interface configuration as simple as possible.

The Live Synopsis offers a clear and intuitive way to manage all mappings from a centralized location.

Today we decided to tackle what was surely the number one source of frustration in Rack Performer: patcher locking when audio is enabled.

This behaviour had nonetheless a rational ground, so here is how we settled the issue...