Re: [Bluemusic-users] importing and editing sound-file into blue

[algodon <alg...@gm...>]

That would be great, especially the ability to trim the start of a soundfile. 

peiman wrote:
> 
> Hi Steven,
> 
> For long I have been thinking of using Blue to do all or most of my  
> mixing. I am very happy with Ardrour but I still like the flexibility  
> that blue and csound offer.
> 
> The only reason why at the moment it would be difficult to do mixing  
> in blue is the inability to edit sound-files. Of course one could do  
> this elsewhere and then import it into blue but would it not be nice  
> if it could be done directly inside blue? At the moment you can trim  
> sound-files by dragging the right edge of Audio Files. It  would be  
> beautiful if dragging the left edge of audio-files trimmed the start  
> of the sound-file (i.e. sample offset), I suspect this shouldn't be  
> too difficult to implement with diskin2. After this the addition of  
> some sort of crop function shouldn't be too problematic.
> 
> It would also be great if the "Audio File" objects where automatically  
> renamed to the name of the imported sound-files, and equally useful if  
> there could be a function that on user's demand looks for all the  
> embedded audio-files and copies them to the project directory (or why  
> not all the paths used in the project such as analysis files and so on).
> 
> Another nice addition would be the ability to set the speed of each  
> sound-file: since you are using diskin2 to read sound-files it  
> shouldn't be too much hassle to add. It could be implemented as a time- 
> stretch function, so you can graphically scale the waveform in time  
> (maybe a keyboard short-cut + dragging the edge) which would then be  
> translated to the appropriate kpitch variable for diskin2.
> 
> I would love to start using blue for extensive mixing and editing, I  
> think it would speed-up the work-flow :-)
> 
> Thanks for reading my essay post.
> 
> Best,
> 
> Peiman
> 
> 
> 
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