4Pockets have released version 1.5 of Meteor – their multitrack recorder for the iPad. The update increases the default number of tracks from 12 to 16 (extendable to 24 via IAP). Other additions include a new Auto Quantise feature for the MIDI editor so you can quantise notes as they’re recorded, a redesigned mixer screen to handle more tracks with improved landscape viewing, support for Channel Pressure for MIDI instruments, and a new Replicate function for duplicating large sections of a song.

What’s new:

• Increased default number of tracks from 12 to 16 and added the ability to extend it to 24 via an In-App purchase.
• Added Replicate function to popup menu for duplicating large sections of a song.
• Added ability to override MIDI port in prefs so a track can specify it’s own MIDI port or applications virtual MIDI port.
• Added Auto Quantise feature to MIDI editor. You can now quantise MIDI notes as they are recorded.
• Redesigned the mixer screen to handle more tracks and better landscape viewing.
• Added support for Channel Pressure for MIDI instruments.
• Major optimisation of audio mixing engine for better low latency support.
• Increased the render speed of audio clips in view mode and the mixer display.
• Added a note stealing algorithm to the Sampler instrument for better handling of large polyphony.
• Virtual ports created by other iOS applications now show up correctly.
• Fixed a bug which caused clicking on clips that use the Cross Fade function with EQ enabled.
• Added the ability to change the volume level of an imported video clip.
• Fixed a possible crash when mixing down to a stereo track with ‘Remove existing parts on ALL tracks’ checked.
• Fixed the broken MIDI loop recording.
• Fixed a bug with MIDI step recording using the virtual keyboard.
• Creating a new project now clears previous track EQ settings from mixer.

 
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