DiGiCo has announced the release of its latest software, Version 22, designed for all Quantum and SD consoles.

The software is available for free download from the Info and Downloads section of the DiGiCo website.

With V22, the manufacturer is introducing its new Mustard Leveling Amp, the Silver One. The processor is based on the tube-design, electro-optical compressor sound, in an effort to give warmth to sources like vocals and bass.

Snapshots can now be easily reordered using Touch and Move, and the Snapshots Overview panel now gives continuity from the Master Screen to the Overview Screen. Setlists have also been added to the Snapshots panel.

V22 has also overhauled the Recall Times panel of the Snapshot panel. Now, recall time from timecode can be updated when the Update Recall Times button is pressed.

Groups can now be included when enabling Aux to Fader, and if a Group is enabled for this, the Control Group fader will provide the same controller as any input channels in the control group.

Updates to the Maco panel include the ability to reorder Macros to create an easier-to-navigate list and the command types column now filters to show categories where the search term exists.

Within Audio I//P, users can now assign RF channels from Astral devices to sockets within a session. If these sockets are then routed to a channel, data from the Astral receiver, including Battery level, RF Quality level, NexLink signal strength, On/Off Status and Mute Status are displayed at the top of the channel.

V22 also provides new integrations, creating the ultimate Recording and Virtual Soundcheck system.

Our customers know that when they purchase a DiGiCo console, that’s only the beginning of the relationship, as our R&D team is committed to continually bringing fresh features and increased performance to users’ products,” said DiGiCo managing director Austin Freshwater. “The new Version 22 software update is a perfect example, breathing increased life into older and newer DiGiCo desks alike, keeping them at the very top of their game for the long haul.”