Ralf

And you make advertising for the last broadcast, which is not only in text form, but you can already hear what is a particularly funny passage or a powerful passage or something. The feature has been around for a long time. There are various services out there where you have uploaded your audio and then you can render everything accordingly.

And you make advertising for the last broadcast, which is not only in text form, but you can already hear what is a particularly funny passage or a powerful passage or something. The feature has been around for a long time. There are various services out there where you have uploaded your audio and then you can render everything accordingly.

And since Reaper, the audio subsystem on which our entire Ultrastore development is based, also has a video cut mode, that means you can just throw in videos and not just audios and can use them with transitions and effects. So I just sat down and thought about whether you can also build audiograms with it. And indeed you can.

And since Reaper, the audio subsystem on which our entire Ultrastore development is based, also has a video cut mode, that means you can just throw in videos and not just audios and can use them with transitions and effects. So I just sat down and thought about whether you can also build audiograms with it. And indeed you can.

So now you don't need an external tool anymore, but if you already produce it with it, the audiogram is just one click away. You just do the region, i.e. the time selection you want and click on export audiogram and it's already there and you can throw it somewhere. I think that's pretty cool. And as I said, I don't know how many new features we will have now, probably 60 or something like that.

So now you don't need an external tool anymore, but if you already produce it with it, the audiogram is just one click away. You just do the region, i.e. the time selection you want and click on export audiogram and it's already there and you can throw it somewhere. I think that's pretty cool. And as I said, I don't know how many new features we will have now, probably 60 or something like that.

So already a lot. That's what you dare to do. It took four years or so. So there's been a lot of life in between. And I have to say, I think over 90% of the features were controlled by Mio this time, which also manages our Ultrasound API, which I think now has 1600 API extensions from Reaper. I'm of the opinion that it should just be bought in from the Reaper team.

So already a lot. That's what you dare to do. It took four years or so. So there's been a lot of life in between. And I have to say, I think over 90% of the features were controlled by Mio this time, which also manages our Ultrasound API, which I think now has 1600 API extensions from Reaper. I'm of the opinion that it should just be bought in from the Reaper team.

I think that would be very useful to the world as a whole.

I think that would be very useful to the world as a whole.

Well, then we don't need the API anymore, but we can do it all directly. We definitely have a nice link to the API. You forgot to mention a core feature, if I heard it right. Here is the API page again. We can also throw it into the show notes.

Well, then we don't need the API anymore, but we can do it all directly. We definitely have a nice link to the API. You forgot to mention a core feature, if I heard it right. Here is the API page again. We can also throw it into the show notes.

Ah, right. Yes, thank you. Exactly. We have been experimenting with it for almost 3-4 years. I think on the last subscribe I already had that in my keynote. Reaper is now officially available in the Linux version and we have now with some effort and sweat and work, now Ultraschall, also to 100% feature comprehensively on Linux.

Ah, right. Yes, thank you. Exactly. We have been experimenting with it for almost 3-4 years. I think on the last subscribe I already had that in my keynote. Reaper is now officially available in the Linux version and we have now with some effort and sweat and work, now Ultraschall, also to 100% feature comprehensively on Linux.

And we support Ubuntu as a standard distribution, but it actually runs on pretty much everything else, but everything is a hobby project, so we do support for Ubuntu and everything else the people have to keep each other in the set. Welcome to the distribution.

And we support Ubuntu as a standard distribution, but it actually runs on pretty much everything else, but everything is a hobby project, so we do support for Ubuntu and everything else the people have to keep each other in the set. Welcome to the distribution.

But there is an area for Insendigate, for our support area for Ultraschall, and there is a cuddly... It's all open source, you can fix everything yourself. That's the only true answer to that.

But there is an area for Insendigate, for our support area for Ultraschall, and there is a cuddly... It's all open source, you can fix everything yourself. That's the only true answer to that.

So, da ist jetzt auch in den Shownotes der Link zu dem Linux-Bereich im Syndicator, helfen sich die Leute gegenseitig. Also bisher haben es dann noch alle hinbekommen. And that's also a message that I say in the release screencast.

So, da ist jetzt auch in den Shownotes der Link zu dem Linux-Bereich im Syndicator, helfen sich die Leute gegenseitig. Also bisher haben es dann noch alle hinbekommen. And that's also a message that I say in the release screencast.