Pro Tools users just got thrown a bone after apparently getting ignored this whole time, and Arvital snuck in a bunch of bug fixes while they were at it. AudioRoute jumped to version 0.4.2, and the trial screen got a total facelift with actual branding and one-click checkout once your trial runs dry. They also squashed a random crash tied to the system tray and fixed a checkout button that would sometimes just spin forever and never actually click.
Backing up a version, 0.4.1 stopped recordings from dying when your audio setup shifts mid-capture, so switching your Mac's output device or sample rate on the fly won't kill your take anymore. The installer got trimmed down too, ditching that pointless install-location step nobody needed. Pro Tools also showed up in the first-run setup guide for the first time here.
Then there's 0.4.0, the actual headline drop, where Pro Tools support landed for real. The AudioRoute Capture plugin comes PACE-signed and works as AAX now, letting you grab system audio directly into a Pro Tools session on either Windows or Mac. A setup guide dropped alongside it, and a macOS reliability fix for capture startup came bundled in too.
Digging back further, 0.3.4 fixed silent recording failures some Mac users were hitting, caused by an audio-capability mismatch during setup. Crash reporting also got more dependable, meaning weird bugs get diagnosed way faster now.
Backing up a version, 0.4.1 stopped recordings from dying when your audio setup shifts mid-capture, so switching your Mac's output device or sample rate on the fly won't kill your take anymore. The installer got trimmed down too, ditching that pointless install-location step nobody needed. Pro Tools also showed up in the first-run setup guide for the first time here.
Then there's 0.4.0, the actual headline drop, where Pro Tools support landed for real. The AudioRoute Capture plugin comes PACE-signed and works as AAX now, letting you grab system audio directly into a Pro Tools session on either Windows or Mac. A setup guide dropped alongside it, and a macOS reliability fix for capture startup came bundled in too.
Digging back further, 0.3.4 fixed silent recording failures some Mac users were hitting, caused by an audio-capability mismatch during setup. Crash reporting also got more dependable, meaning weird bugs get diagnosed way faster now.
