
Improvements, tweaks and fixes since
v1.0 include:
- Improved graphics performance:
Optimised drawing code now considerably lightens
the load on the CPU for nearly all screen
updates. Additionally, memory handling
improvements have enabled me to move from a 16
colour pattern display, to one with over 16
million colours, thus enabling...
- Pattern font smoothing
(anti-aliasing): Like other text in
Windows, the pattern fonts now take advantage of
anti-aliased (smoothed) fonts, which will not
only make your pattern look much nicer, but also
make those awkward in-between font sizes easier
to read.
- Full-colour instrument labels:
If you thought the four instrument colours in
previous versions was restrictive, you can now
choose from 4 million times as many. To select a
colour for an instrument, select its label in
the Instrument List and hit Enter.
- Miscellaneous fixes and improvements.
reViSiT integrates
a Tracker sequencing environment with the VST host
sequencer application: receiving synchronization
information directly from the host, and returning
high-quality 'tracked' audio. The net result is that
the composer can retain the familiar sequenced
tracks and "multi-tracking" audio utilities of the
host, while simultaneously benefiting from the
advantages offered by trackers.
The Professional Edition
adds several features - notably surround sound,
flexible output and audio bus routing, and
MIDI-controlled pattern playback. For a limited
period, it is exclusively and freely available to
volunteers in the
reViSiT
Experiment, a research project in
collaboration with the University of Cambridge.
A
comparison
table of the features available in
the Standard (Free) and Pro
versions can be
viewed here.
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