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Unisyn - MIDI device editor/librarian
Features
- Overview
- Features Highlights
- Profiles
Feature Highlights
OS X compatible | Compatible with Mac OS X Version 10.4 (but not 10.5 or later). Shares standard CoreMIDI XML patch lists with Mac OS X, DP4 and any other apps that support this OS X feature. Saves studio snapshots in DP projects for easy recall. |
new profiles | Over 40 additional devices have been added to Unisyn including the Adrenalinn, Korg Triton series, Proteus 2000/2500, Waldorf synths and recent Roland modules like the powerful XV-5080. |
redesigned interface | DP users will feel right at home with Unisyn 2.0's new interface. Editors have been updated to provide a clearer, more easy to use layout of parameters. |
unlimited undo/redo | Unlimited undo allows you to concentrate on your editing, not on the software. |
window sets | 26 window sets provide a quick and flexible way to manage window layouts. |
'bookmarked' sessions | Nearly everything is remembered between sessions. You automatically pickup right where you left off. |
parent/child links | Maintains links from parent files (for example, performances) with their associated 'children' (for example, patches) to make managing your data a breeze. |
improved card/cartridge support | Unisyn can now intelligently manage your removable media. |
improved "Compare" feature | Displays which parameters have changed and what the different values are. Compare is "live," keeping track of your changes as you edit a patch. |
improved profiles | Most
profiles now use a modular bank upload/download system - which speeds
up your workflow by only downloading the data that is required.
Existing profiles have been updated to take advantage of Unisyn improvements such as parent/child relationships, card/cartridge management & hierarchical patch editor structure. |
patch generator | Unisyn's blend & mingle and randomize features have been combined into a full-blown patch generator that generates hundreds of patches at the click of a button (unrestricted by the bank size of the device) |
snapshots | Snapshots group together all the individual elements that used by your devices so everything can be restored perfectly, even if your MIDI setup changes. All the required data resides inside a snapshot. |
paste sections | Improved pasting options allow you to paste sections or groups of data from one patch to another to greatly speed sound design. |
all-purpose documents | All-purpose documents (formerly known as libraries) can contain a mixed combination of patches, banks and snapshots, consisting of any type of data. The number of items in the document is unlimited. |
keywords | Unisyn allows you to assign any number of keywords to a patch so you can locate patches quickly and easily. |