Digital Performer

DP’s extensive Bounce options make exporting stems a breeze.

DP is now fully equipped to take advantage of MPE. Are you?

ARA makes using Melodyne in DP a cinch!

DP’s Articulation Maps can help you get the most out of your sampled instruments.

Mix Modes can help you keep track of your mix revisions in Digital Performer.

We dive into DP’s extensive MPE capabilities.

We get hands‑on with Novation’s Launchpad Pro Mk3.

DP's ProVerb offers an easy way to experiment with guitar amp impulse responses.

We explore the many tools available in DP’s Waveform Editor.

DP11 brings even more functionality to the unique and powerful Chunks feature.

DP11 might not be any louder than DP10, but it’s got plenty more to offer.

With its significant overhaul, the new Nanosampler 2 offers a wealth of creative sample playback options.

We guide you through DP’s pitch‑shifting and time‑stretching options.

We show you how to set up a multi-song mastering project.

Take control of your mixes with VCAs.

In DP 10.1, MOTU significantly expanded Bounce‑to‑Disk with the addition of real‑time, multi‑output, and track‑by‑track bouncing.

One of the most significant features introduced in DP 10 was the Clips window, and in the 10.1 release, MOTU made it even more powerful.

The latest version of DP includes some powerful timing & tempo-manipulation tools.

We continue our exploration of DP's MasterWorks plug‑in suite.

Long a favourite amongst film and TV composers, Digital Performer now embraces loop-based production and live performance.