This release also makes the audio/MIDI monitor modes more consistent by using hardware monitoring for audio tracks, adding support for tracks to monitor both Input and Disk when not recording MIDI, adding support for Opaque MIDI regions to obscure regions below them, and allowing MIDI tracks to always monitor Input as a fallback.Īmong other noteworthy changes, Ardour 7.2 introduces new action and shortcut to let you add a BBT marker at playhead, improves the way Ardour names files from bounced regions, improves the new implementation of the tempo map introduced in Ardour 7.0, updates the themes, and fixes many bugs.Ĭheck out the full release notes on the project’s website for extra reading. On top of that, Ardour 7.2 adds the ability to save, recall, and fetch status feedback from mixer scenes via the OSC protocol. Moreover, Ardour 7.2 introduces support for MIDI-based control surfaces and the ability to import lyrics from MIDI files as region markers.įor Linux and macOS users, this release improves TouchOSC support by making it easier for users to discover and connect to Ardour only by tapping the Browse button, without manually adding the IP address. This change requires the libsndfile 1.0.29 or later library to be installed on your GNU/Linux system.Īnother interesting change is a new MIDI input port designed specifically to control trigger Cue slots, along with a new MIDI Learn feature for trigger slots. Some exciting new features in this release include support for compressed Ogg/OPUS audio files as Ardour can now decode and encode Ogg/Opus files without relying on the command-line for post-processing.
#Ardour software midi update
One and a half months after Ardour 7.1, Paul Davis and the team behind this open-source, free, and cross-platform digital audio workstation (DAW) released Ardour 7.2 as a modest update to the software that brings various new features and improvements.
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