In the spatializer I am often missing the function to be able to draw the attenuation curve myself, so I can easily change all the curves on a preset in one go. Is this anywhere on the list to add to FMOD ?
While gain effects are extremely cheap, adding an effect will always be more expensive than not adding an effect. The advantage of using a gain effect is not that it is cheaper, but that it allows the automation curve to be made a preset effect and re-used throughout the project, which is not possible when using the volume control of an instrument.
I would like to resample each of the straight lined segments in following manner, If segment 0-1 is 8 units long, then it should have 9 points placed at intervals of 1 unit, starting at position 0. =directlink
This is beacuse I want to preserve the shape of the curve and at the same time distribute points on the curve at intervals of 1 unit distance. So that geometry of 1 unit size can be instanced on the curve later on.
Thank you so much everyone for the great options, but I have just one more question - I was hoping that the plugins like MidiCurve and MidiShapeShifter would be able to be inserted as a MIDI plugin, but as I found out with both of them, they are just like any other VST instrument that can be inserted on the rack or as an instrument track. How would I go about setting up routing if I wanted to send all of my MIDI data through one plugin (either MidiCurve or MidiShapeShifter) and then out to every other VSTi in the entire project? Would it be possible to do this, or would one have to create a separate instance of the velocity curve plugin for every MIDI track that had a VSTi that I wanted affected?
i record my piano tracks using a real acoustic piano with a Midi interface in it for piano.it works very fine, except about one small issue. there is only 4 velocity curve preset in the Midi interface module, and none of them suit my playing.
I think Breeze hit the nail on the head with the midi shape shifter plugin - Google Code Archive - Long-term storage for Google Code Project Hosting. - it will do what you want, in terms of create velocity curves. That should do the trick - you use it as a VSTi (in the rack, not as an instrument track!) and then feed its output to the input of the track you want to play on.
ho thanks !!! i tried to use the midicurve plugin but it was not working, i had no idea how to use a vst midi plugins who run as a vst instrument, and in fact, in the rack, i think i added it as an instrument lol thanks i will try it immediatly.yes, the midi shape shifter is better because there is a curve button.
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a) I think it is a useful learning exercise, and for those who have never processed RAW files, like me for 12 years I had taken jpg photos like everyone else and knew no better, even though all this while I was aware of RAW, but never pursued this, cos it requires tooling - like Lightroom, a further expense. Unless you are pretty serious about the photography or curious, no one bothers to add the hurdle of processing in RAW.
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