So with the interfaces out of the way, we'll dig a bit into some of the new features of the software that run them. The single color waveform display has been a gripe of users for some time now. Not anymore. The new "TruWave" display is more crisp then ever as you can customize the degree of color separation for different frequencies and transients. Some screenshots are below of the new waveform. The first is an example of more of a subtle approach and the second will look somewhat familiar to the Scratch Live users out there. Giving the user more customization options can be a double edged sword since some users just want a "plug and play" solution which has everything just right for them out of the box.
Another feature is the loop recorder. You can overdub your recordings as well as route any or all channels to it, completely customizable. The loop recorder can also function as a 5th deck, snatch your loop, overdub it, then shoot it into the sample player for playback from there. Crazy possibilities here without a doubt.
Additional feature examination to come in the next few days: looping, sample players and more!
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