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Digital Performer — audio workstation software with MIDI sequencing
- Overview
- New in DP 7.2
- New in DP 7.1
- New in DP 7.0
User interface
- Editing
- Mixing
- Mastering
- Pitch automation
- Beat Detection Engine™
- Effects plug-ins
- Virtual instruments
- QuickScribe™ Notation
- Studio Production
- Film scoring
- Live Performance
- Remixing
- File/session interchange
- 3rd-party plug-in support
- 3rd-party hardware
- Specifications
Film score notation
Digital Performer is used world-wide by film composers because of its unparalleled advanced features for scoring to picture.
QuickScribe Film Cues View
Developed in collaboration with film composer Howard Shore during the scoring of the entire Lord of the Rings (LOTR) trilogy, the QuickScribe window provides a special Film Cues view, which displays cue points (markers) with respect to beats on a time line above each staff system, complete with SMPTE time code locations, beat locations and the nearest beat or half-beat. Meter changes, key changes and tempo changes can be inserted directly on the staff with convenient pop-up menus. These features were used for the LOTR scoring sessions at Abbey Road Studios in London.
Other advanced scoring features
Digital Performer's QuickScribe notation window is a complete environment for creating scores and lead sheets. Click here to learn more.
Get it now
With features like these, it's no surprise that Digital Performer is the choice of studio professionals, film composers, touring professionals, and remixers worldwide — get Digital Performer today.
