The new recording viewport also allows hardware inputs to be renamed (e.g., “Vocal mic”, “Bass mic”, etc) and kits each input out with “…a high-precision meter with peak-hold, a scrolling waveform history so you can recognize your source signals, and a PFL solo button to listen to that signal”. This provides a compact yet detailed overview of recording and monitor status, and provides audio enthusiast with a ‘simplified timeline that keeps everything in view at once’.īut it doesn’t stop there. The big ticket addition in the Ardour 6.7 release is the new dedicated Recorder tab/window. Added service integration and browser dock support to macOS and Linuxĭownload the latest version of OBS from the official OBS project website linked below, though if you’re on Linux (and chances are you are) you may want to use the official Flatpak app on Flathub, or avail yourself of the official OBS PPA for Ubuntu (which includes browser docking support).Īrdour, the digital audio workstation with serious pedigree, recently put out a new release.Added a missing files warning when loading scene collections.While neither Wayland or Pipewire is in use everywhere (on Ubuntu you need 21.04 to take advantage of the latter) OBS adding support for both is a big deal. This, notably, also includes support for PipeWire capture source when using Wayland. OBS Studio 27.0’s headline change is support for Wayland on Linux. OBS is a hugely popular open source content streaming and recording program for Windows, macOS and Linux.
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