Motu 828 Software

[Shawna Erholm]

To download and activate your copy of Melodyne Essential, log in to your motu.com account, go to your DP 11 registration, click the Melodyne tab and follow the instructions for installing and activating your copy.

Articulation Maps
Articulation maps allow you to dynamically apply variation to the output of a MIDI track using remote triggers that affect the output of the track. For example, you could create an articulation map called Basic Articulations with separate triggers for Legato, Staccato and Marcato, and then expressively switch among them, on the fly, as you record or play the track. You can import or create custom maps for many popular orchestra sound libraries. Articulation symbols appear in the QuickScribe Editor, linked to their articulation map, where they can be further edited and inserted. You can also edit articulations for a track in lanes in the Graphic Editor and QuickScribe Editor.

Live Performance Mode
When performing live, you want all effects processing to be done in real time, rather than pre- generated, for instant responsiveness. Live Performance Mode ensures that your computer feels like an extension of your hands.

Chunks List Split View
Split the chunk list in two sections for improved chunk list management. For example, you could search for a chunk in one list section and then drag it into a folder or playlist in the other. Managing your chunks has never been easier.

More Control Surface Enhancements
For all control surfaces that support these features: V-Racks can now be displayed on all control surfaces. New track pinning modes (Pin to Mixer, Pin to Focus Window and All Tracks) significantly improve the way corresponding tracks are displayed in DP and on the control surface, so that you always see the tracks you need. New track indicator lights in the Sequence Editor and Mixing Board show which tracks are currently active on any control surface.

Track and Clip Effects
Every audio track, MIDI track and clip now has a basic transpose setting that you can use to transpose the content of that track or clip by an interval on playback, leaving the original data unaffected. You can conveniently change the setting at any time. MIDI tracks and clips also have a quantize setting, in addition to transpose.

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usage: motu [-?fv] [-n concurrency] [-s spacing] [-l logfile] [-P probe-method] -p mperport -c candidates -b suit-results IPa IPb -p, --mper-port=NUM mper control socket port (REQUIRED) -c, --candidates=PATH file with candidate pair information -b, --suitability-results=PATH file with results of suitability checking -n, --concurrency=NUM max pairs to dealias concurrently (default: unlimited) -s, --spacing=NUM spacing (ms) between probes (default: 0) -f, --full show full result output -v, --[no-]verbose show detailed progress -l, --log=PATH mper command/result message log path -P, --probe-method=METHOD the probing method to use - icmp (default) or udp -?, --help show this message The tool has three probing modes; full-dealiasing, suitability checking and educated-dealiasing.

The other modes split the algorithm into two pieces; the first of which is referred to as "Suitability Checking". Suitability checking only requires one address and it attempts to determine if the address is a viable candidate for dealiasing using prespecified timestamps. Once an address has been run through the suitability checking logic, it is classified as INELIGIBLE (meaning that it cannot be used at all for dealiasing), or as one of three pass types (two, three or four stamps). These results can be used with some additional heuristics to help determine which pairs should be probed with the remainder of the dealiasing algorithm using the "Educated Dealiasing" mode.

The educated dealiasing mode takes post-processed suitability results and uses them to bypass some of the initial probing usually needed when naively dealiasing a pair of addresses. To make use of this, the suitability results for the desired candidate pair should be combined into the standard output format (as described below) and passed to the tool using the --suitability-results option. This will force the tool to use the given suitability results and move directly to the alias validity check. Note that care should be taken when doing this as the stamping behavior may change over time so the two steps should be done as close together as possible.

The tool can also accept space separated and comma separated pairs on the command line, but if space separated pairs are given, the tool will generate candidate pairs by moving left to right. For example, "A B C D" will create two pairs, "A,B C,D". As with the candidate file, if only one address is given it will be used as a suitability-only candidate. There is a subtle difference here when compared to the candidate file; if an odd number of space-separated addresses are given, the last address will only have the suitability check run as the tool cannot determine which address to pair it with.

, The suitability check is performed on each address. Result Definition Notes P4SxPass, 4 Stamps P3SxPass, 3 Stamps P2SxPass, 2 Stamps F1SxFail, 1 Stamp FNSxFail, No Stamp FNRxFail, No Reply FESxFail, Extra Stamp FVSx Fail, Varying Stamp Multiple stamping behaviours were observed (where x is the number of probes that were replied to)

This check issues probes for (AABAB) and (BBABA) and performs per interface analysis. Result Definition Notes P4SPass, 4 Stamps P3S Pass, 3 Stamps Will likely fail the Alias Check P2SPass, 2 Stamps F1SFail, 1 Stamp FNSFail, No Stamp FNRFail, No Reply FESFail, Extra Stamp FVS Fail, Varying Stamp Multiple stamping behaviours were observed FRN Fail, Reverse path Non-monotonic Interface is on the reverse path, timestamps were non-monotonic (they decreased) (NOALIAS-STRONG) FRG Fail, Reverse path Gap Interface is on the reverse path, timestamps increment with >1ms gap between timestamps (NOALIAS-WEAK) FRU Fail, Reverse path Unknown Interface probably on the reverse path, inconclusive timestamps (UNKNOWN-NOALIAS)

Note that a "Pass" in this test is in the context of the overall dealias result. It indicates that a pair has "passed" the reverse path check disproving the hypothesis that one address is in the reverse path. As such, the pair will undergo further testing to determine if they are aliases. A "Fail" indicates that the pair has failed the overall alias check because one address is in the reverse path from the other, and as such are not aliases. Result Definition Notes PNS Pass, No Stamp Not on the reverse path. Sent to Distance Check P1S Pass, 1 Stamp Not on the reverse path. Sent to Distance Check FNRFail, No Reply FVS Fail, Varying Stamp Multiple stamping behaviours were observed F2Nx/F2Gx/F2U Fail, 2 Stamps B is in the fwd path, but not reverse (see FRN/FRG/FRU above). Where 'x' gives the number of probes that were used to make the determination. F3Nx/F3Gx/F3U Fail, 3 Stamps B is in both fwd and reverse path (see FRN/FRG/FRU above). Where 'x' gives the number of probes that were used to make the determination. F4S Fail, 4 Stamps Unexpected result (ERROR)

The alias check is only performed if both IPa and IPb pass the validity check. It uses the same probe responses as the Alias Validity Check, but it performs analysis on the pair as a whole. Result Definition Notes P4S Pass, 4 Stamps Indicates an alias F3S Fail, 3 Stamps Results in an error condition as 3 stampers are not understood P2SPass, 2 Stamps FIR Fail, Insufficient Replies 50% total replies are required (this is a criteria from Sherry's algorithm that of the combined set of probes to both targets (10 by default), 50% must respond with at least two stamps

The shared clock test is only performed if the alias check test is passed with the P2S flag, indicating that the replies were stamped twice. Result Definition Notes PSC Pass, Shared Clock PME Pass, Midnight/Epoch FDT Fail, Decreasing Timestamp F90 Fail, less than 90% timestamp consistency

The distance test is preformed if the shared clock test is passed with the PSC flag, or the alias validity check results in P2S,F1S (and the reverse path check determines B is not on the reverse path). Result Definition Notes PDI Pass, Distance The two addresses have equal return path lengths FDI Fail, Distance The return path length differs between addresses FNRx Fail, No Reply Where x is the number of replies FTV Fail, TTL Variance Within probes to a single interface

The overall value is the end result of performing the dealias algorithm on the candidate pair. Result Definition Notes ALIAS Confirmed as aliases ALIAS-WEAK Confirmed as aliases A 2 Stamp interface and a 1 Stamp interface which passed the distance check ALIAS-STRONG-1 Confirmed as aliases Both interfaces are 4 Stamp ALIAS-STRONG-2 Confirmed as aliases Either two 2 Stamp interfaces, or a 2 Stamp and a 4 Stamp interface, which passed Shared Clock and Distance checks NOALIAS-WEAK Not aliases Low-confidence NOALIAS-STRONG Not aliases High-confidence UNKNOWN A determination could not be made UNKNOWN-REPROBE A determination could not be made May be resolved by reprobing the pair UNKNOWN-ALIAS A determination could not be made It is likely the pair are aliases UNKNOWN-NOALIAS A determination could not be made It is likely the pair are not aliases INELIGIBLE At least one candidate interface was not suitable ERROR Unexpected Result Likely caused by some stamping behavior not yet understood

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