Re: [Bluemusic-users] fsig signals and automation editing (just thinking aloud!)

[Steven Y. <ste...@gm...>]

Hi Peiman,

Things are well though still a bit hectic!  Just moved into an
apartment a few days ago and starting a new job tomorrow, but that
actually feels nice compared to the past couple weeks. :P  I am
looking forward to getting back to working and with blue!

As for plugins with fsig input/output, I think it would be tricky to
implement them within the context of the current mixer code and
interface.  I imagine doing something like that would really require
some kind of different interface for showing effects as the user would
then have to think about signal types.  Perhaps the best thing to do
at this time is to make a single large effect that is very
configurable to have multiple fsig handling opcodes that you can
enable/disable and resynthesize at the end.

As for BPF, I'm not familiar with that format.  If you could send me a
link to more information as well as perhaps an example file I can take
a look to see what can be done.

As for table points, I'll take a look at add/remove in the editor when
I next have a chance to work on blue code (which may not be until next
week unfortunately).  I'll take a look at deselecting objects when
switching to line mode too.

Thanks!
steven

On 6/4/07, peiman <pei...@gm...> wrote:
>
> Hi Steven,
>
> I hope all is well. I'm really thinking aloud here. Would it be possible to
> design plug-ins in blue that take fsig   signals as input and output rather
> than audio signals? This would make it possible to have only one instances
> of pvs analysis and synthesis when chaining several spectral plugins and
> thus make the job far more efficient for real-time experimentation prior to
> bouncing to disk.
>
> Having been using the envelope editor and automation lines on a regular
> basis it would be nice to have  some more possibilities:
>
> 1- to import and export automation tracks and envelopes as bpf text (this
> way they can also be created/processed and used in other applications such
> as openmusic or max). This ability also makes it possible to use the same
> bpf for many different plugins and to save snapshots, etc...
>
> 2- to be able to copy, paste and add breakpoints using just the table view
> (I tend to go back and tweak the text for more precision and would be nice
> to be able to just enter the text in the first place).
>
> Another issue that I thought I'll mention is that when moving from "Score"
> mode to "Single Line" or "multi line" modes, the sound objects on the tracks
> remain highlighted (if they were previously selected) and this makes it very
> hard to view the automation lines that are superimposed on the same track.
>
> Many Thanks
> Peiman
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