Supports non-destructive editing of each track's sound effects controls over time. For example, you could use it to gradually decrease the volume of a track at the end of a song, creating the effect of a moving fader.
Main features:
- load 3rd-party VST effects and VST-Instrument (software synthesizers).
- connect each Instrument track to a different VST-Instrument,
- connect each Instrument track to a different MIDI Out port, so a single song can be played on several synthesizers,
- use the low-latency ASIO drivers that came with your soundcard or USB audio adapter, or ASIO4ALL which works with all soundcards.
- gradually decrease the volume of a track at the end of a song, creating the effect of a moving fader for fade-in or fade-out.
- edit the values of any MIDI controllers such as Modulation, Tempo, Pan position, Sustain, and Volume over time.
- edit an audio track's Pan position and Volume over time.
- edit values of VST parameters over time,
- use Automation to capture the position of faders and VST dials as you play / mix the song, and then use those changes every time the song is played.
- use the ReWire standard for transferring audio data between Anvil Studio and other programs in real time. ReWire acts like a cable that streams audio from one program into another.
- see a graphical view of your MIDI setup,
- create your own Patch Libraries that describe your synthesizer's patch names, controller names, and drum names.
- load Instrument Definition (.INS) files that describe your synthesizer's patch names, controller names, and drum names.
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