load·in 1.4.0: the Strip, DAW templates, and patch-in-place

This release made load·in a fuller show-prep tool and tightened the mobile editor.

Dense stage plots now fit the available canvas better and keep touch targets usable on iPhone and iPad. The interactive 3D stage uses proportioned equipment shapes instead of placeholder boxes, with clearer depth and more reliable selection on a phone or tablet.

Each channel got a Strip view — Filter, EQ, Gate, and Comp — with modelled curves and instrument presets. The export screen states exactly what each console format includes; the Strip is not a promise that every value travels to every desk.

For Behringer X32/M32, edits made after importing an existing scene now patch into that scene's own data instead of rebuilding it from a template. Allen & Heath dLive archive version 14 uses the same patch-in-place approach for a defined set of channel, filter, EQ, dynamics, and aux fields.

Also added: export to five DAW session formats (Reaper, Ableton Live, Adobe Audition, Cubase/Nuendo, Ardour/Mixbus), each pre-labelled from the input list, and password protection for saved .show project files.