New features in SpectraLayers Pro 8.0.0
Highlights
De-Bleed
- Clean bleeding between multiple layers, for instance when recording multiple instruments simultaneously with different mics. See De-Bleed.
EQ Match
- Match two different EQ profiles, for instance when trying to make a recording match another recording using a different mic. See EQ Match.
Ambience Match
- Match two different ambience profiles, for instance when trying to make a recording match another recorded at a different location. See Ambience Match.
Select Harmonics
- Select multiple harmonics from an existing selection. See Selecting Harmonics.
Improved Voice Denoiser
- Much improved voice denoiser AI, against different kinds of background noise. See Voice Denoiser.
Improved Reverb Reduction
- Reverb Reduction now uses AI, providing easier and cleaner results. See Reverb Reduction.
Improved Clip Repair
- More efficient clip repair AI. See Clip Repair.
Improved Eraser and Amplifier tools
Improved Transforms
- You can now use semitone units for the transform tool and transform edit. See Transform and Transforming Content.
More New Features
Save Selections with Projects
- Saved selections are now saved with projects, and can be recalled after loading projects. See Loading and Saving Selections.
Easily Transfer Audio Between Channels
- You can now easily select then cut or copy audio from one channel, and paste it to another. See Channels Panel to activate single channels and Transferring Content.
Selection Drawing Improvements
- Visualize and adjust selection fading as you draw it. See Selection Tools and Keyboard Shortcuts.
384 KHz
- SpectraLayers Pro maximum sample rate has been doubled, and now supports projects up to 384 KHz.
ARA Improvements
Clips Grouping Mode
- You can now regroup imported ARA clips by format (default behavior in SpectraLayers Pro 7, all clips sharing the same format are regrouped into the same project, best suited for music production) or import each ARA clip into independent SpectraLayers Pro projects (better suited for post production). See Clip Menu and System Preferences.
