KVR Audio

Debutante · Post by **Debutante** » Tue Mar 20, 2007 11:12 pm

VERY NEAT

djsubject · Post by **djsubject** » Tue Mar 20, 2007 11:39 pm

skrasms wrote:This is a little picture to show how the "humanizing" works. The top picture is the robotic version, and the next two show how the curves *really* change as the control is adjusted for less accuracy.

The shots are taken from a slightly updated version of the GUI. I've also managed to get the current file settings (opened wave file, opened scratch browser folder, and opened midi mapping) to save inside of hosts

I'll try to get a version out with these updates and a couple more pretty soon, but school is killing me this week.

thats way cool man!!

dose the new update also remember witch part of the wav was selected as the scratch range?

good luck with the school stuff by the way

Subz

Dayl · Post by **Dayl** » Wed Mar 21, 2007 7:25 am

Man, just got a chance to see the vid. Good work mate.

Well thought out and way cool

seamonkeydcc · Post by **seamonkeydcc** » Mon Mar 26, 2007 3:52 pm

way cool. i (inspired by spryo) took some time to learn the fl-scratcher, and made some youtube tutorial vids:

your scratcher is a much nicer version of fl's wavetraveller, which i always felt a little half-finished and cramped.

any plans to incorporate a 'live record' mode, so you'd drive it like fl-scratcher, then edit the performance with your curve UI? that'd be the ultimate in my books, a scratching vst that lets you load pre-made scratches, as well as perform live should the mood strike you.

skrasms · Post by **skrasms** » Mon Mar 26, 2007 4:58 pm

seamonkeydcc wrote: any plans to incorporate a 'live record' mode, so you'd drive it like fl-scratcher, then edit the performance with your curve UI? that'd be the ultimate in my books, a scratching vst that lets you load pre-made scratches, as well as perform live should the mood strike you.

Yes, it is definitely planned! I won't get started with coding it until after I reach 1.0, but I want to add some ways of recording movements using the mouse, a graphics tablet, Ms. Pinky (time-coded vinyl), or just about anything else with 2 or more directions of movement.

seamonkeydcc · Post by **seamonkeydcc** » Mon Mar 26, 2007 7:36 pm

sounds fantastic.

<idiot>
i had 5 mins free and tried to load your vst into fl-studio, but it generated an error ('external exception C06D007E'), seems like FL has a problem with it...

i'll try again when I get a bit more time, but anything else I need to know to get it working in FL?
</idiot>

edit: duh, maybe I'll try reading something next time. Didn't install the pluggo runtime, done that, works fine.

A/V4U · Post by **A/V4U** » Fri Mar 30, 2007 12:27 am

Thanks for very nice plugin and tutorial

Scratcher video on youtube