From the homepage:
"So after many months of development, Numerology version 2.0 is closing in on the final stages of development. There's still much to be done, but enough of the new application is now in place that a bit of preview is in order."
New Features
* Universal Binary: Run it on PPC, run it on Intel, it runs great on either.
* ReWire Device Mode That's right: sample-accurate sync, transport lock with audio and midi streaming between Numerology and supported ReWire host programs (currently: Live, Digital Performer, Logic, and ProTools).
* Much-Revised UI
o Much cleaner graphics and fonts.
o New tab-based system for switching between stacks (formerly known as 'groups').
o All modules are fully collapsable.
o Stacks, Modules and Presets can all be easily moved via drag-and-drop.
New Routing System: After much study and reflection, we've devised a graphical routing system that gives you a tidy overview of all audio, CV and MIDI routing for a stack without the typical headaches of 'virtual cable' routing systems. The new routing display shows up on a separate 'tab'. In addition, the new routing internals will allow you to setup feedback routing for audio, MIDI or CV-based signals.
# The Patchbay: The Numerology 2 patchbay provides a one-stop solution to a problem common to all audio apps: how to reconfigure existing projects when your audio or MIDI hardware changes. Numerology 2 uses a patchbay system that allows you to create as many inputs and outputs as you need, give them proper names, then assign them to whatever hardware ports you desire. When your hardware config changes, you just tweak the patchbay to reassign or add connections as you like, then you can open any existing projects and keep working, without having to tweak each project separately.
The patchbay also allows you to better organize routing between stacks, making it much easier to mix-and-match stacks from different projects. Read more.
Numerology 2 will be $99, the same as the current price for 1.4, there is no upgrade price! Registered users can access the current 2.0 beta builds now.
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