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I also would love to see a pink/white switch for the noise and / or a simple pair filter. Also a little mix section within the MISC Module to mix LFO for example. Space is there.
Trust your intuition and keep on working. THX 4 Kamioooka ---- LOVE*FIGHT*CREATE ------------------------------------------- excusemyenglish |
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the basic design of Kamioooka is 'everything is represented as cable-connections' (even if is mess in some patches).
I think it had better be implemented as an another product when I adopt the complex control handling like brok mentioned. it needs a lot of internal parameters and may be hard to keep patch compatibility to current version. BTW I remember the massTURBOtar, DC'09 entry from lpD. that has parameter switching ability with velocity. http://www.kvraudio.com/kvr-developer-challenge/2009/#dc09_3 5 |
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g200kg wrote: the basic design of Kamioooka is 'everything is represented as cable-connections' (even if is mess in some patches).
I think it had better be implemented as an another product when I adopt the complex control handling like brok mentioned. it needs a lot of internal parameters and may be hard to keep patch compatibility to current version. BTW I remember the massTURBOtar, DC'09 entry from lpD. that has parameter switching ability with velocity. http://www.kvraudio.com/kvr-developer-challenge/2009/#dc09_3 5 well, you're the boss... though i wouldn't really think that the "cable" approach is hurt by my idea... considering real modular synths from back then were not polyphonic, didn't respond to midi/velocity/cc's at all... and, would you agree that there's _no_ modular dino that would allow midi signals patchable? but yeah, again, you're the boss, but it really would be a shame... |
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