MainStage 3.2 release notes
MainStage 3.2 also includes the following updates:
- Includes general stability improvements.
- Metering for Outputs higher than 1-2 now works correctly.
- Changing the MIDI > Display Middle C preference now updates the Keyboard in the Layer editor to match.
- It’s now possible to reduce the size of the MainStage window further.
- Clicking the Channel Strips area now consistently brings the focus there.
- Pasting a patch as an alias now works when the parent patch has been cut or deleted.
- The ruler in the Waveform screen object now properly displays time.
- Controls mapped to Send to All > Keyboard Destinations > Channel Strip Parameters > 7 (Volume) now work as expected.
- Custom key commands now work more reliably after MainStage is quit and reopened.
- MIDI is now reliably passed through to Channel Strips that contain a bypassed instance of the Scripter plug-in.
- Some notes are no longer triggered with an unexpectedly low volume when Speed MIDI Control is mapped to the Mod Wheel.
- MainStage now immediately recognizes aggregate devices created in Audio MIDI Setup while MainStage is running.
- With two open concerts, closing one, and then switching to the second no longer stops MIDI and audio from passing to and from the remaining concert.
- Smart Controls are no longer missing if MainStage is launched as a log-in item, with the option to open the most recent concert at launch in Perform mode.
- The Layout mode Screen Control Inspector now updates reliably after an external controller is assigned.
- The Audio preference pane no longer lists “Display Audio” twice for each connected display when two Thunderbolt displays are connected to the computer.
- Sustain pedal off messages are now sent to external devices if a patch change has been sent with the sustain pedal pressed.
- Continuous screen controls no longer send a MIDI value that is 1 value lower than the onscreen parameter control shows.
- Switching from one patch to another while playing MIDI now quickly triggers sound.
- The sustain pedal now continues to work reliably after its mapping is changed.
- The MIDI Out tab for the External Instrument channel strip Inspector now offers a checkbox to control whether Expression is sent to the instrument.
- Switching between patches that use the I/O plug-in no longer causes audio pops or glitches.
- Dragging a PDF to the Image Well for a background object now works as expected.
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