So you can now control external MIDI devices using the PatchWork application, and limit the number of MIDI devices interacting with it. The PatchWork standalone application now supports MIDI output (like the plug-in), and it is possible to select the input and output MIDI devices in the preferences: Or add some channels to create an internal side chain or auxiliary busses for more audio routing options. This lets you for example decrease the number of channels to reduce the CPU usage and only process some of the inputs.
In most plug-in formats, you can now select the internal audio I/O configuration for PatchWork: this lets you either increase or decrease the number of available channels to process internally, regardless of the configuration chosen by the host application.
All in all, it’s like creating your own plug-in from multiple plug-ins (just hide them and forget that there are plug-ins behind):Īnd did I mention that you can now rename the parameters? Custom names should also appear in most DAWs for automation (session reload might be required in some cases). And there is a new editor to assign parameters, set their range and learn directly from plug-ins by clicking on the mouse!Īnd you can also choose knob styles for your macro controls. Blue Cat’s PatchWork 2.6 is finally here! Let’s see what’s new in this rather large update! Overviewīig news is that params map have now become actual macro parameters: you can control several parameters from several plug-ins with a single macro knob.
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