Here is the list of new features and improvements:

New Features

• Added the ability to automatically apply a crossfade when deleting a region.
• Ability to export channels as individual files.
• Added the ability to register TwistedWave for all users.

Fixes and Improvements

• TwistedWave remembers the selection and cursor position when performing an undo/redo.
• The TimeReference is correctly updated when exporting the selection, creating a new doc with the selection, or changing the sampling rate.
• Fixed a crash when reading large files.
• Fixed some clicks when reading a 32bit floating point wav file.

Crossfades

Deleting a region from the middle of a file will produce a noticeable cut in the resulting file. This is often not desirable, and a common solution to such a problem is to apply a crossfade.

In order to apply a crossfade in TwistedWave, simply select the region you want to delete, and select Edit/Delete Crossfade… from the menu, or use the Command-Backspace shortcut. A window will pop-up asking you for the duration of the crossfade, and will then proceed to mix the audio before and after the region deleted in order to make the transition smoother.

In addition to the crossfade duration, a pop-up button allows you to use a fade out followed by a fade in instead of the crossfade.

Exporting individual channels

From the File menu, a new option allows you to save channels as individual files. It first asks you for a file name, then proceeds to saving the individual channels, each with a file name ending with _1, _2, _3… up to the number of channels present in the current document.

Registering TwistedWave for all users

When you register TwistedWave, either by entering a serial number, or by purchasing directly from within the application, TwistedWave becomes registered only for the user that is currently logged in on your computer.

In the preferences window, an option allows you to make the registration available to all the users. This can be convenient when TwistedWave is installed on a Macintosh with several accounts, where more than one person could be using it.