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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 90349, member: 27"]
Nailing the take of your life onto a track nobody is armed with stings, and Matari Audio built BUFFR to undo that pain. Version 0.5.81 listens constantly to System Audio, while Global MIDI grabs a hardware controller directly.

Nothing needs to sit on whatever track gets played, and DAW routing stays untouched. Browser tabs, standalone instruments, and unrelated applications all get recovered, and controller performances survive even when the wrong track was armed.

Selections leave freely. Grabbed audio, MIDI, and Spectral Grab results travel outward, landing in a second BUFFR window, a DAW, the desktop, a file browser, or any app that takes dropped files. Matari's open-source audio-plugin-dnd protocol drives that, with native backends and waveform or spectral previews trailing the cursor.

History reaches two hours back across 16 audio channels and every MIDI channel, with MPE, SysEx, pitch bend, and pressure captured. Spectral Grab carves by time and frequency, while background checkpoints handle crash recovery.

Free public beta, covering macOS, Windows, and Linux in VST3 and CLAP. Registration and online activation gate it, though no card gets touched. Licenses hold until the beta wraps, with no ending announced.
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