All MeldaProduction effects updated to 3.01 beta, and MUtility released!

[AL321]

Hi Vojtech.
Just another quick bug report for you, but i only discovered it today, so it's obviously not a very important one, but just mentioning it in case you haven't seen it.
I was creating a modulation pattern in multiband flanger, and i accidentaly clicked the area just to the right of unmovable node on the right side. You know you have the two nodes at each end, that cannot be moved? Well i managed to click outside of the right node. it created a node, and i was able to shift the unmovable node (by bumping it with the node i just created). But, because that node is not meant to be moved, i was unable to move it back to it's normal position. It was just stuck there, in the middle of the screen. I had to load another pattern preset to get it back in it's normal position.

Just letting you know. If you can't reproduce it, let me know, and i'll send you a preset.

BTW, i'm not using the beta. This is with the stable release.

[MeldaProduction]

Thanks AL, that's a good one! Actually yesterday I was working on it adding some features and fixing some, so maybe it is already ok, but I'll check.

Cheers!

[AL321]

Seeing as you're in the mood for adding new features (which you always seems to be!), one thing i would really like to see, is bandpass filters for the envelope followers. What i mean is, when you are using 4 bands in the multiband flanger, it would be nice if the envelope follower only reacted to the signal that was in the band it is assigned to.
When you think about it, if we are using 4 bands, and affecting them differently, it would make sense that the envelope follower only reacts to the signal used in the band you are working on. I think this could give us some really awesome results. Especially if the envelope crossovers are the same shape and position as the multibands main crossovers.
Not sure how easy it would be to do that, but i can see it being highly useful.

[MeldaProduction]

Well, it would be very hard and also confusing to make it follow the band it is assigned to (not mentioning it can be assigned to multiple bands etc.), but adding a bandpass, well, why not .

[AL321]

Thanks! I can see this being fun.
Yeah i realise it can be confusing if you assign a follower to more than one band, and also if we're using five bands and only four envelopes. But maybe if you could give the filter the same slope/steepness that the main crossovers use, then users could set that up manually, if they know what they are doing. I suppose being able to choose between highpass/lowpass/bandpass for the envelope followers would help with that, but i won't push my luck. Thanks for agreeing with the bandpass. That will get a lot of use.

[MeldaProduction]

Sure, it will be a bandpass with default Q set to the same as analog crossover .