found workaround for aux solo & FR senderella

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ok, normal behavior of tracktion :
pushing solo on a track with an aux return mutes all other tracks so you will hear NOTHING (it's logical but simply stupid)

now place modulrs great senderella on the track with aux returns as a send and put a reciving instance as insert in the master after a muted volumefader. you will only hear the channel where the send is placed.

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selecting and press "f" to disable the reciving ones to hear your complete mix again.

now what would it make more easier if the reciving senderella wouldn't pass audio thru so i don't have to place the muted volumefader in front of the reciving senderella (modulr, can you please do a version with this feature of the simplified senderellas ?)

btw. senderella aren't producing latency like the t2 auxes as long as the receivers are placed on later tracks than the senders.

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ok modulr i made my own from the sources you've onced published, but that is an earlier version and it has problems with the "simply rename it for more instances of simplified senderella" so i can use only one :( hmm, probably you have made the FILTER_ID by it's name :) i'll try this

btw. i relly like the codingstyle it's so "to the point" :hihi:

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really? that's wierd.. that is the current code... okee doke, I'll rebuild it here as well. You just want no audio passed thru on the return correct? :)
ModuLR / Radio

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jepp, that was easy (taking out ins[] from here :*outs[0] = (*outs[0] + *ins[0]) * temp_Vol;). but maby the problem occures for me, because i use devcpp with mingw32 and so i have had to build the dll in a slightly different way.

great, thx for your work :)

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this idea of yours actually got me to thinking.. what about a hack (cos I love hacks! hehehe :D)? Setup a hook to trap a certain key combo so you don't have to select the filter then press 'F' to disable the solo... :ud:
ModuLR / Radio

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ja, that sounds great ctrl+shift+1 = listen to aux1 ctrl+shift+2 = aux2 that would be really nice :).
i've looked a little closer to the code. why is it, that tracktion isn't confused about same filter_id. seems like tracktion is really looking at the dll name too. (and that's good, 4 letters for 1000 plugins...)
i need a lunch break

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uff, i think i need some sleep (the night is over here and sun s coming up 24hours no sleep) good night, and i'm looking forward to a great new modulr workaround :harp:
i need a lunch break

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does sendarella work on the mac?

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sorry, no macarella... :(
ModuLR / Radio

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ok, i can't get it to work the way you do. seems like it's possible in visual c++. i can only initialize one dll. for mingw32 i have to export the dll this way :
#define main main_plugin
extern "C" __declspec(dllexport)

and it seems that the #pragma data_seg("SHARED") trick works too good ;) i think all the instances, even the ones of dll's with different names, trying to use that shared memory and for a proper work the renamed dll's should use its own.

so, i'm looking forward for you're compiled version, because i haven't got visual c++ anywhere :)
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ok, found a solution. i simply have to rename the devcpp .dev projectfile before compiling. so i have completely different named dll's afterwards. i cant say, how good it feels to listen to JUST my reverbauxchannel after nearly 2 years in tracktion again :) thx again modulr and maby someday the shortcut hack.
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