You'll have big surprises in HH4 about that...
I can't say more for the moment.
Very glad to hear that! Hope I could get it before the end of summer I can't say more for the moment.
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You'll have big surprises in HH4 about that...
I can't say more for the moment.
some more details.. ? I can't say more for the moment.
release date will be enough for me ...Statistics: Posted by drakh — 16 Apr 2019, 10:54
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Statistics: Posted by senso — 16 Apr 2019, 08:03
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Statistics: Posted by x.iso — 15 Apr 2019, 20:45
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it will be a long way...
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Although the visual cable element might not be there, you could always develop a multi-modulation selector for your controls.
I've done this with some synths I've built in the past. You can use selectors and quicklinks, or busses to do this.
Using a bus, you can also pull in the bus name list and select the name to feed the bus. This allows say....for a frequency input to be selectable by either LFO1, LFO2, ENV, OSC2, etc...
Still the same concept of multi-modulation sources...yes more cumbersome than just thinking a wire on the UI...but still all of that same logic will still have to reside under the hood....
More people use the buses and quicklinks and provide bug-reports and suggestions might spark more of a priority-cue to update and evolve this type of thing quicker. dunno.
Hope that helps some...I am the same way...I am used to patching everything...
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I use buses myself and pull the lists of buses to just select sources from combobox etc, it's just that there's no other option. But you have to admit, wiring directly makes things way easier and would allow for much quicker improvised rerouting in live performances.I've done this with some synths I've built in the past. You can use selectors and quicklinks, or busses to do this.
Using a bus, you can also pull in the bus name list and select the name to feed the bus. This allows say....for a frequency input to be selectable by either LFO1, LFO2, ENV, OSC2, etc...
Still the same concept of multi-modulation sources...yes more cumbersome than just thinking a wire on the UI...but still all of that same logic will still have to reside under the hood....
More people use the buses and quicklinks and provide bug-reports and suggestions might spark more of a priority-cue to update and evolve this type of thing quicker. dunno.
Hope that helps some...I am the same way...I am used to patching everything...
-s
Speaking of buses, I wonder why there's no basic patch for midi bus in and out in stock library. Had to make one for naming bus and sending there and one for receiving from list of buses. Sometimes it doesn't load properly though, so I have wrong bus selected after opening workspace.
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Using a bus, you can also pull in the bus name list and select the name to feed the bus. This allows say....for a frequency input to be selectable by either LFO1, LFO2, ENV, OSC2, etc...
Still the same concept of multi-modulation sources...yes more cumbersome than just thinking a wire on the UI...but still all of that same logic will still have to reside under the hood....
More people use the buses and quicklinks and provide bug-reports and suggestions might spark more of a priority-cue to update and evolve this type of thing quicker. dunno.
Hope that helps some...I am the same way...I am used to patching everything...
-s
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I understand that it would be bothersome to have wires hanging in UI obstructing other UI elements, so perhaps there should be a switch to see wires and manipulate them, and then hide when they're not needed.
Maybe we can also make patch-specific route module, that can't be routed to anything beyond the patch itself or parent patches, and could have wires always visible.
This sure could bring a lot of modular synth lovers to Usine (although proper CV support may have to follow, to make it blend with hardware routing). Some already are here I suppose.
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