Realtime Orchestration Software Updated

Nextmidi Divisimate 2.1 adds key split, USB support for DivisiControl, and more   28-Aug-26

Nextmidi has announced the release of Divisimate 2.1, a free feature update to its realtime orchestration software. The update introduces a Key Split functionality, USB connectivity for the iOS Remote app DivisiControl, and other new features and improvements.

Peter Gromer, one the founders of Nextmidi, told us, "After we initially released Divisimate, we followed up with multiple free feature updates based on user feedback. The Divisimate 2.1 update continues in this tradition. Each of these features was shaped directly by requests from our user community."

Here's the details direct from the company...

Key Split Functionality in Multipads
Divisimate 2.1 introduces a new Key Split option within Multipads, allowing users to divide the keyboard and play two or three orchestrations side by side, each fully independent from the others. Arpeggiators across the split zones remain synchronized, while each orchestration retains its own independent Divisi Engine and routing. 

USB Support for iOS Remote App
The update adds USB connectivity for the DivisiControl remote app on iOS. Mac users can connect via USB immediately, while Windows users will need to install iTunes first to enable the connection. This addition gives performers and composers a more stable, low-latency alternative to wireless connections for remote control of Divisimate.

Transformer Plugin Improvements
The Transformer plugin now includes a toggle to switch between parallel and sequential processing of rows. Previously, all rows in the Transformer processed in parallel, making it impossible to transform a value and then apply a further transformation to the result. With sequential processing enabled, users can now chain transformations within a single plugin. Further improvements were added to the plugin, like the ability to reverse values or reordering rows by drag and drop.

Key Range Remote
Divisimate 2.1 brings the Key Range Remote to Divisimate 2, a feature originally introduced in Divisimate Core. It allows users to assign presets, scale changes, and other functions to keyswitches, enabling fast, hands-on control during composition and performance.

More Details & Availability
There are a number of smaller features, improvements and fixes included in the update.
Divisimate 2.1 is available now as a free update for existing Divisimate 2 users. 
For more information, and a full changelog visit https://divisimate.com/divisimate/#new-in-2-1 
To celebrate the release of the update, Nextmidi is offering a 20% discount on Divisimate 2 until September 10 2026.

About Nextmidi
Founded by composers Peter Gromer and Steffen Brinkmann, Nextmidi launched their realtime orchestration tool "Divisimate" in 2019. Originally intended as a private tool, the software gathered significant attention after its release, leading to collaborations with well-known companies like Audio Modeling and Vienna Symphonic Library. Bridging the gap between composing and performing with virtual instruments is the core mission of the company. Nextmidi is represented in North and South America by ILIO (www.ilio.com).