MDrummer - Ideas - General

[MeldaProduction]

Rhythm generator : Mute/Solo for tracks would be fine.

Again a silly remark ?

Hehe what?

Mute/solo added to "to-do" list. Btw. you can mute/solo drums, do you think this is necessary?

[stanlea]

Well it's a turnaround. You see...

[MeldaProduction]

Well, somehow I don't understand if you want it or not . (I'm not native english speaker, so maybe that's that )

[stanlea]

I'm another non-native english speaker... Sorry

So clearly, yes, a mute/solo per track would be very useful.

[MeldaProduction]

Aaaaa, ouky douky

[MaliceX]

Here's a thought. I see that each individual drum sound can have its own set of effects, which is nice.

What are the chances for a "global" FX setting?

[MeldaProduction]

Here's a thought. I see that each individual drum sound can have its own set of effects, which is nice.

What are the chances for a "global" FX setting?

We already thought about it. But it seems a little unnecessary, since in VST you would use the host anyway. On the other hand the standalone...

[UncleAge]

I haven't delved into the VST mode yet, but...

In standalone, would it be possible to implement a universal playback/stop with the space bar?

[ynot]

+1

[Musical Gym]

What are good reasons for using stand-alone at all?
I'm so used to using vsts in host that I don't have a good idea of merits of stand-alone use.

[RyanG]

It kind of bugs me that my host must be playing in order for the patterns in MDrummer to play. Is there a way to fix this?

[UncleAge]

What are good reasons for using stand-alone at all?
I'm so used to using vsts in host that I don't have a good idea of merits of stand-alone use.

Most of the time this is the case. But sometimes I just want to create in the app like I do with Guru. I'm not looking to do any songs just some sound/loop/rhythm designs. Either way, its six of one and a half-dozen of another really.

[Musical Gym]

What are good reasons for using stand-alone at all?
I'm so used to using vsts in host that I don't have a good idea of merits of stand-alone use.

Most of the time this is the case. But sometimes I just want to create in the app like I do with Guru. I'm not looking to do any songs just some sound/loop/rhythm designs. Either way, its six of one and a half-dozen of another really.

I can see that stand-alone might let the focus be more on MDrummer itself.
What are other best uses for stand-alone?
Is it easy to transfer what you create in stand-alone back to vst and back again to stand-alone?

[UncleAge]

What are good reasons for using stand-alone at all?
I'm so used to using vsts in host that I don't have a good idea of merits of stand-alone use.

Most of the time this is the case. But sometimes I just want to create in the app like I do with Guru. I'm not looking to do any songs just some sound/loop/rhythm designs. Either way, its six of one and a half-dozen of another really.

I can see that stand-alone might let the focus be more on MDrummer itself.
What are other best uses for stand-alone?
Is it easy to transfer what you create in stand-alone back to vst and back again to stand-alone?

Pretty much all stays right there. Look, truth be told, it doesn't matter really. I do 90% of what I do inside one DAW or another. Is it just as attractive of a app without stand-alone mode? Yes it is. And if it didn't have it available I wouldn't miss it

[Musical Gym]

Most or all of my stand-alones never get used.