What's new in Audio Plugin Player 1.3.1
Dec 8, 2017
- Fixes crash on startup when running on Mac OS 10.13.x
- Attempts to address problems with some plugins' copy protection and sandbox restrictions
- Added sample rate selector
- Added pitch bend response when in MIDI mode
- Now runs in either 64-bit or 32-bit mode, select in app's About box
- Clicking on Defective Records icon no longer opens two separate web pages
New in Audio Plugin Player 1.3 (Mar 22, 2013)
- New ability to route external audio input through effect plugin, rather than output of plugin instrument
- New ability to transpose notes when in MIDI input mode
- New ability to send MIDI output generated from plugin instrument
- New ability to unload a plugin without loading a new one
- New ability to refresh patch names for plugins
- New ability to close preferences window by clicking logo on top, as well as by Close button
- Fixed bug in QWERTY Global input mode, should now be more reliable on various systems
- Updated app to comply with Mac App Store sandbox restrictions
New in Audio Plugin Player 1.2 (Apr 14, 2012)
- MIDI Clock now routed from incoming MIDI to plugin, when in MIDI mode
- New Plugin Effect slot available after Plugin Instrument
- New Qwerty Global mode, transmits key presses to plugin even when plugin custom GUI window is frontmost
- Input mode, Volume, BPM, MIDI device and channel, QWERTY Global device now remembered between sessions
New in Audio Plugin Player 1.1 (Feb 1, 2012)
- New ability to send tempo information for tempo synchronized plugins
- New ability to shift octaves in QWERTY mode using left & right arrow keys
- Expanded QWERTY key-mapping, allows for 2-1/2 octave control at a time
New in Audio Plugin Player 1.0.1 (Jan 26, 2012)
- New Octave Shift user interface
- New MIDI omni mode to allow input from any MIDI channel
- New support for non-US computer keyboards layouts
- Fixed bug where plugins were sent MIDI data one channel too high
- Fixed bug where audio processing not on upon first app start up