Mute/Volume plugin with Midi CC
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 5 posts since 28 Dec, 2006
OK first off, I LOVE YOU. I totally made a kick ass song with peach back when I was way into trance.
Anyhow now I have another problem. I'm mixing a track of a live distorted guitar and I need something, anything, that will allow me to apply crazy muting and volume stuttering to it. Fruityloops used to let me do this so easily, but now that I'm on cubase its impossible, as the stupid automation track is wayyyy inferior to fruityloops' pattern based editor. Just when I was running out of hope I recently got a tip from a friend that I should find something that lets me control it with a CC midi note, since at that point I could write all my crazy edits into a midi pattern where it'd be way way way more manageable.
Thats where you come in!
I would be so happy if you could you please please please use your vast expertise and make a very simple Volume/Muter plugin that takes CC input for both the volume and the on/off mute switch? ... and make it smoothe out muter a bit so it won't clip when you flip it?
A fan forever regardless.
~Mike
Anyhow now I have another problem. I'm mixing a track of a live distorted guitar and I need something, anything, that will allow me to apply crazy muting and volume stuttering to it. Fruityloops used to let me do this so easily, but now that I'm on cubase its impossible, as the stupid automation track is wayyyy inferior to fruityloops' pattern based editor. Just when I was running out of hope I recently got a tip from a friend that I should find something that lets me control it with a CC midi note, since at that point I could write all my crazy edits into a midi pattern where it'd be way way way more manageable.
Thats where you come in!
I would be so happy if you could you please please please use your vast expertise and make a very simple Volume/Muter plugin that takes CC input for both the volume and the on/off mute switch? ... and make it smoothe out muter a bit so it won't clip when you flip it?
A fan forever regardless.
~Mike
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- KVRist
- 278 posts since 1 Feb, 2003 from NY, NY
cubase will allow you do this via automating the track volume param.. you should be able to link a controller to it as well.. or even just draw the curves.
i know i've done it before.. but can't remember the exact way to describe it. you definitely don't need to loop this through any vst to make this happen.. its a basic function of a sequencer.
i know i've done it before.. but can't remember the exact way to describe it. you definitely don't need to loop this through any vst to make this happen.. its a basic function of a sequencer.
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 5 posts since 28 Dec, 2006
Yeah I see your point, but my problem is that everyone I've asked so far says the same thing as you... that it should be easy yet they don't know how LOL
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- KVRist
- 278 posts since 1 Feb, 2003 from NY, NY
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 5 posts since 28 Dec, 2006
Yeah thats what I've been doing, which is why I've become so desperate for an answer at this point.
By the way, the timezone adjustments show differently, but in reality you took about 30 seconds to reply to my last post. Thats insane.
By the way, the timezone adjustments show differently, but in reality you took about 30 seconds to reply to my last post. Thats insane.
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- KVRist
- 278 posts since 1 Feb, 2003 from NY, NY
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 5 posts since 28 Dec, 2006
yeah i have myspace plugged into my yahoo messenger so when someone messages me I reply back right away and end up looking desperate, YAY!!!