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The editing release: AudioDistillery now shapes the album, not just the tracks.
Clip editing
Select any clip — its frame, its name badge, or the new ⋯ menu at its top-right — and delete it: the timeline ripples closed across every layer (aligned takes disappear together), markers follow, and one ⌘Z restores everything instantly, audio included. Or turn the clip into a titled track in one click. Importing several files gains "One after another — as album tracks": one clip and one titled track per file — an album session in a single gesture.
Selection that behaves
Selections butt against existing tracks — no gesture can draw an overlap. Edge drags snap magnetically to clip boundaries (the whole frontier lights up), dragging near the viewport edge auto-scrolls, Shift-click completes a selection from your M-mark, the playhead or the nearest selection edge, and the numbered edge flags are now grab handles — no more hunting a one-pixel line.
The album, for real
- Gaps between titles: a per-album default (2.0 s) with per-boundary overrides — segues welcome — edited in the track list, the album strip or the Album dialog. CD images and DDP filesets press them as real Red Book pregaps (INDEX 00 in cue and PQ subcode — players count them down, rippers show them). Per-track files stay byte-identical, gaps or not.
- The target timeline: an album strip shows the record as it will be delivered — titles, gaps, disc breaks — updating live with every edit.
- One player, two programs: an explicit Source | Album toggle. Album mode plays the delivered sequence — mid-file track starts, real silences — with ⏮ ⏯ ⏭ track navigation in both modes. Seeks never change the program behind your back.
Workflow phases
A Record · Edit · Master switcher (keys 1/2/3) that emphasizes and never walls off. Edit collapses mastering to an always-visible meter rail; Master enlarges the album strip, surfaces gaps and ISRCs in the track list, and turns Export into the phase's call-to-action with an album-readiness checklist (badge on the button, details on hover, every open item clickable to its fix). Each phase picks its default program; your explicit choices persist. The waveform now separates the clip identity band (top) from the track windows (below) — the two layers never blend again.
Recording, everywhere
- Windows (#9): ASIO backend for true multichannel interfaces (WASAPI stays the fallback), multi-host input listing, and event-driven device hot-plug — verified in a Windows 11 VM.
- macOS fix: recording captured silence because the app never declared microphone access. The permission is now properly declared and requested, the record dialog shows the real authorization state with "Grant access" / "Ask again", and a take warns when every lane stays silent.
"Negative feedbacks" always welcome ;)