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Posted: 03 Nov 2008, 17:22
by franck
Hello,
one suggestion, in sequencer mode a new MUTE button in midi player patch and in wave player patch ( below lock button patch) to mute a patch, and why not a special color or special appearance for muted patchs.

Franck and friends

Posted: 03 Nov 2008, 20:25
by rv_coder
In the VST plugin window, there should be a random function to randomize all vst parameters at the same time. The best
would be a shortcut, for example ctrl+r.

And thanks to give as the free version almost fully functional!!!

By.

Posted: 04 Nov 2008, 13:56
by senso
@frank
yes it's a goo idea but more a 'deactivate' switch than a Mute?

@rv_coder
the problem is that in a vst only few parameters are interesting to randomize. For example in a synthedit vst a randomize all is unusable because most parameters are 'intern params'.

So for each parameter we should be able to set if they are randomizable or not and also set the random range.
It's very hard to implement...but not impossible...

Posted: 04 Nov 2008, 16:47
by franck
Hello Olivier,
I dont see what diference between a Mute buton and deactivate buton ?

Franck and friends

Posted: 04 Nov 2008, 17:51
by senso
mute concerns only the audio.
a patch can be active without sending audio (ie a change tempo track)

Posted: 05 Nov 2008, 09:20
by franck
OK Olivier, I understand.
For me it is more interesting the "deactivate buton" because I want to mute the sequencer midi player too, not only wave palyer sequencer.
Franck and friends

Posted: 05 Nov 2008, 12:18
by amiga909
senso wrote:So for each parameter we should be able to set if they are randomizable or not and also set the random range.
It's very hard to implement...but not impossible...
about the synthedit thing. did not understand? there are quite a few SE vst's with kewl randomizing features (when I was at that forum I think the trickiest part was to set the controls to the randomized value).
just for interest: why is it hard? many vst hosts have something similar (minihost, plogue bidule, orion, etc.)

however, not important ;)