MOTU Released Digital Performer 9.5: New ZTX PRO Technology In Collaboration With Zynaptiq & More

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Motu released today a free update for their DAW Digital Performer that includes a new ZTX Pro Technology developed by the german developers of Zynaptiq. This new technology adds high-end time-stretching and pitch-shifting features to Digital Performer 9.5. Beside this, MOTU adds some other clever workflow features and fix several bugs.

ZTX PRO™ technology from Zynaptiq™ pushes the boundaries of what is possible when slowing down, speeding up or transposing audio material of any kind, from solo vocals to full mixes and everything in between.

From pencil-tool pitch correction to octave-doubling, or beat-tweaking to global tempo changes, DP seamlessly employs ZTX PRO technology to drive DP’s many audio pitch-shifting and time-stretching features to give you unprecedented creative flexibility and impressive quality.

ZTX PRO time-stretching

ZTX PRO has been deployed throughout Digital Performer 9.5 wherever audio time-stretching can be applied and produces dramatically improved results, even when slowing down or speeding up audio by extreme amounts. Users will experience state-of-the-art time-stretching quality on any type of audio material: drum loops, solo instruments, multi-timbral material, vocals, full mixes, mono, stereo, n-channel, etc. Users can easily conform imported loops and audio clips to their project tempo, apply wholesale tempo adjustments to entire mixes, create conductor track tempo maps (including gradual tempo changes) and many other operations that alter the length and speed of audio clips.

ZTX PRO pitch-shifting and relative pitch editing

ZTX PRO pitch-shifting provides extremely high-quality pitch-shifting on both monophonic and multi-timbral audio material, even full mixes. Formant-corrected or standard pitch-shifting can be applied as desired. Global preferences can be set, with the ability to specify the pitch-shifting mode for any individual audio clip. A new relative pitch editing layer in the Sequence Editor allows users to graphically transpose any audio material up or down by interval using a draggable pitch bar or a pencil tool for fine-tuned pitch correction, adding or removing vibrato and so on.

ZTX PRO quality presets

ZTX PRO quality presets allow users to achieve the best results for a wide variety of audio material, including “solo” for monophonic material and “efficient” for fast processing that adapts variably to the characteristics of the audio signal. PureDSP pitch-shifting has been preserved as an additional option, as it often produces best results on solo vocals (or other monophonic instruments), especially when fine-tuning vocals.

Effect performance

DP 9.5 also adds a new Effect Performance window, which monitors the processing load of all currently instantiated virtual instruments and effects plug-ins, allowing users to identify and manage plug-ins that impose high processing demands on their computer. Plug-ins can be sorted by name, processor load or the exact location (bar and beat) in the sequence time line at which they reach peak processing. Each plug-in is identified as either pre-gen or real-time, with hints as to why any plug-ins are currently running in real time.

DP 9.5 is now available as a free download for all DP9 owners. DP 9.5 is available as a free 30-day trial version for new users. Upgrades from previous versions, or a competitive DAW, are available in the MOTU store.

More informations here: Digital Performer 9.5

 

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