HI Saike Dusk verb is amazing thank you. Love the features, sound and GUI!
Also took the courage to come and suggest something for a future creation because I thought that's been missing in Reaper. We don't have many modulators and I thought that an event/cc step sequencer to modulate fx/synth parameters would be very useful to have.
Not sure if one exists already but haven't find anything yet in jsfx. In case you're interested, here's something similar with nice features to take a look at. And also free: https://www.codefn42.com/ccstepper/index.html
I was wondering if you can update the band splitter to have different kind of crossovers settings like meldaproduction's mxxx?
Something dedicated for the task is probably simpler to understand, but meanwhile provided that you use Windows or Linux you can do the linkwitz-riley, linear-phase, tonal and MS thing on Mixmaxtrix.
HI Saike Dusk verb is amazing thank you. Love the features, sound and GUI!
Also took the courage to come and suggest something for a future creation because I thought that's been missing in Reaper. We don't have many modulators and I thought that an event/cc step sequencer to modulate fx/synth parameters would be very useful to have.
Not sure if one exists already but haven't find anything yet in jsfx. In case you're interested, here's something similar with nice features to take a look at. And also free: https://www.codefn42.com/ccstepper/index.html
Cheers!
Thanks
You can do some cc step sequencing with the midi arp. I could probably make a pass-through mode on it that doesn't affect note data if that'd be helpful.
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Originally Posted by Reflected
Hey Saike the king of the JSFX
I was wondering if you can update the band splitter to have different kind of crossovers settings like meldaproduction's mxxx?
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The bandsplitter supports linear phase and 2p/4p LR already. Mid/Side you can already do with different plugins in REAPER. No idea what those stranger settings are supposed to be doing. Tonal, panorama etc don't really sound like crossovers to me.
The bandsplitter supports linear phase and 2p/4p LR already. Mid/Side you can already do with different plugins in REAPER. No idea what those stranger settings are supposed to be doing. Tonal, panorama etc don't really sound like crossovers to me.
here are some vids about these...
note:
Spectrum crossover & Tonal/Transient crossover I like the most
Multiband processing #2 - Level crossover
Multiband processing #3 - Panorama and M/S crossovers
Multiband processing #4 - Parallel crossover
Multiband processing #5 - Spectrum crossover (really love this crossover]
Multiband processing #6 - Tonal/Transient crossover (also love this one)
You can do some cc step sequencing with the midi arp. I could probably make a pass-through mode on it that doesn't affect note data if that'd be helpful.
Thanks, actually didn't notice previously that it's possible to add more than one cc lanes. Great plugin btw
Yes that could be useful as well. Is it possible to minimize the notes view and show only the cc lanes and maybe have up to 8 lanes?
Hey Saike,
would it be possible to give the 4-pole phase matcher a link feature?
So that it looks for the 4-pole BandSplitter in the FX chain and synchronizes its filter slopes and crossover points with it?
I think a separate phase matching phase is not required. The phase matching for reconstruction of a LR crossover can be applied when splitting so the only thing that's left to be done is summing. At least that's how I did.
The reasoning I had was that if what one places on the chain afterwards is LTI order doesn't matter. If it is nonlinear the results weren't going to be predictable anyways.
Probably I'm wrong. It was long ago and I don't remember the details.
Thanks, actually didn't notice previously that it's possible to add more than one cc lanes. Great plugin btw
Yes that could be useful as well. Is it possible to minimize the notes view and show only the cc lanes and maybe have up to 8 lanes?
I think so. I'll have a look next time I work on the arp. I'll post here when I have another update out.
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Originally Posted by Zeno
Hey Saike,
would it be possible to give the 4-pole phase matcher a link feature?
So that it looks for the 4-pole BandSplitter in the FX chain and synchronizes its filter slopes and crossover points with it?
Greetings
Zeno
AFAIK, JSFX are unaware of which chain they are in. However, it may be possible to add some sort of functionality for the user to just set a "sync" slot and have them send updates to eachother over gmem. I can look into it. I would expect there to be some latency between the plugin updates them though (but it might still be a nice convenience feature nonetheless). I know about the `reg` variables as well, but I'd rather not use those, since there is no nice mechanism to make sure different plugins using reg functionality don't interact in funny ways.
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I think a separate phase matching phase is not required. The phase matching for reconstruction of a LR crossover can be applied when splitting so the only thing that's left to be done is summing. At least that's how I did.
The reasoning I had was that if what one places on the chain afterwards is LTI order doesn't matter. If it is nonlinear the results weren't going to be predictable anyways.
Probably I'm wrong. It was long ago and I don't remember the details.
The phase matcher is intended to keep tracks which don't have a bandsplitter on them to stay in phase with tracks that do. It's not meant for within track phase matching, but between track.
I pushed an update to the midi arp (version 0.30). If you click the host button with the right mouse button, you can select "MIDI passthrough". This will hide all the MIDI related stuff from the UI and pass through incoming MIDI notes unimpeded. I've also bumped the number of CC lanes to 8.
Hey Saike,
would it be possible to give the 4-pole phase matcher a link feature?
So that it looks for the 4-pole BandSplitter in the FX chain and synchronizes its filter slopes and crossover points with it?
Greetings
Zeno
Alright, I've added some functionality for this. Hopefully it's useful.
You have 16 groups to communicate over. Basically, the phase matchers will be listening for a bandsplitter transmitting on a particular group. Be careful not to have two bandsplitters send on the same group. No guarantees as to what happens then. Also note that the communication is one-way only. Bandsplitter -> Phase matcher. Not the other way around.
I pushed an update to the midi arp (version 0.30). If you click the host button with the right mouse button, you can select "MIDI passthrough". This will hide all the MIDI related stuff from the UI and pass through incoming MIDI notes unimpeded. I've also bumped the number of CC lanes to 8.
Awesome! looks great and finally we have this modulator in Reaper (there are also the sequencers from LBX stripper, but I prefer this as I'm not using much the stripper script)
Thank you so much, it will get a lot of use from me
The phase matcher is intended to keep tracks which don't have a bandsplitter on them to stay in phase with tracks that do. It's not meant for within track phase matching, but between track.
Now I remember, so you can apply dry-wet for example without passing the dry signal by another crossover, as emulating the phase response with allpasses requires half the amount of filters.
I'll have to look at my code, I know I also did implement this but I don't remember what for... Or probably I didn't? Whatever, excuse my ramblings
EDIT: well, probably half the filters only if the crossover is naive, as I also vaguely remember that the crossover could be done more clevely with multimode filters and allpasses... I remember a kvr thread on that...
EDIT2: A sometimes interesting feature for crossovers is having a (single) control to vary the cutoff between the left and right channel. It makes for some nice stereo stuff.
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