Hmmm... I wonder how many of those "kiddies" will be blowing-out their ears, or at least headphone speakers, when they start mindlessly making pretty squiggly lines in the window of Wave Designer.rlahalla wrote:Yeah, it wasn't an actual crack. It's just taking someone's hard work and passing it out for a little warez kiddie cred.camsr wrote:How can you call it a crack if there is no coding to do? It only needs to be redistributed. That's piracy.
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LOL, I'd like to be a fly on the wall for that, heheShabdahbriah wrote:Hmmm... I wonder how many of those "kiddies" will be blowing-out their ears, or at least headphone speakers, when they start mindlessly making pretty squiggly lines in the window of Wave Designer.rlahalla wrote:Yeah, it wasn't an actual crack. It's just taking someone's hard work and passing it out for a little warez kiddie cred.camsr wrote:How can you call it a crack if there is no coding to do? It only needs to be redistributed. That's piracy.
A fly with earplugs anyways..
I'm not sure I entirely understand your request - usually when a wave is being used as a mod source, the supporting synth usually requires the waveform to be created with a certain number of samples. In that case, you can just go into the export screen and adjust the number of samples that WD exports at. I might be misunderstanding you though..V-GER wrote:A little request: could you add an instant extend length into LFO-range button? You know, for Vaz Modular and other softies that can use a wav file simply as a modulation source. Or, if it's as simple as multiplying a "normal" length with 100 I guess I can just add a couple of zeroes myself (if the number of samples stretches up to that kind of length presently)...
In Vaz Modular soundsources and modulationsources are interchangable, I mean to use a sample playback module (which requires no specific length, it plays back most anything you throw at it - with looping if you tell it too) routed into modulating something - a button that would increase the length just the right time for a "normal oscillator" type waveform to go into LFO range. I'm sure I can look up the number of samples required to make waveforms at certain frequencies when played back as "normal" samples (pretty much the frequency they'd have if you loop the whole thing and play it back in a regular audioeditor or somesuch software), I just don't know where.. And I personally think doing it at the push of a button would be convenient, first I could export for oscillator purposes and in some cases do an extra export for LFO range use after just pushing that button.rlahalla wrote:I'm not sure I entirely understand your request - usually when a wave is being used as a mod source, the supporting synth usually requires the waveform to be created with a certain number of samples. In that case, you can just go into the export screen and adjust the number of samples that WD exports at. I might be misunderstanding you though..
Why didn't anyone say that? 
Yep, it did indeed make sense, but what I would have to do is find out each synth that supports LFO type of mod via waveform and implement the exact sample length. AFAIK Alchemy and apparently VAZ are two of the only synths that support single-cycle waveforms as LFO/Mod sources. Let me check into it and I'll see if we can make a pre-defined VAZ preset in the export screen specifically for that purposeV-GER wrote:In Vaz Modular soundsources and modulationsources are interchangable, I mean to use a sample playback module (which requires no specific length, it plays back most anything you throw at it - with looping if you tell it too) routed into modulating something - a button that would increase the length just the right time for a "normal oscillator" type waveform to go into LFO range. I'm sure I can look up the number of samples required to make waveforms at certain frequencies when played back as "normal" samples (pretty much the frequency they'd have if you loop the whole thing and play it back in a regular audioeditor or somesuch software), I just don't know where.. And I personally think doing it at the push of a button would be convenient, first I could export for oscillator purposes and in some cases do an extra export for LFO range use after just pushing that button.rlahalla wrote:I'm not sure I entirely understand your request - usually when a wave is being used as a mod source, the supporting synth usually requires the waveform to be created with a certain number of samples. In that case, you can just go into the export screen and adjust the number of samples that WD exports at. I might be misunderstanding you though..
Did that make sense?
Hmm, not sure. As it is, I haven't had much trouble importing the wav files into Alchemy using the utility that can be found on the Camel Audio website in the user section. I think it would be great and convenient, I just would hate to see you use up too much development time.rlahalla wrote:So, also looking for feedback on weather synth-specific versions (Alchemy, Corona, etc.) at a lower cost would be a good move. If you think it would be beneficial to you or otherwise, please let me know.
Awesome, thanks for the feedbackKBSoundSmith wrote:Hmm, not sure. As it is, I haven't had much trouble importing the wav files into Alchemy using the utility that can be found on the Camel Audio website in the user section. I think it would be great and convenient, I just would hate to see you use up too much development time.rlahalla wrote:So, also looking for feedback on weather synth-specific versions (Alchemy, Corona, etc.) at a lower cost would be a good move. If you think it would be beneficial to you or otherwise, please let me know.
Honestly, the first thing I would love to see, as I mentioned earlier in the thread, is that you enter a formula, and then you can alter the output of the formula with the node editor.
Hope that's useful, and thanks for the work on Wave Designer, it's great!
Yep, the main things I'm concerned about currently is implementing that functionality for formula->node editing, a reset button on the node screen, node handles, Alchemy native export (LFO and OSC), OSX version and SFZ export The Alchemy version and the OSX version are likely to bring in additional revenue to allow me to create new features though, so I was looking just to see what type of response the Alchemy version would get (cos it's cheaper to do )Submit: News, Plugins, Hosts & Apps | Advertise @ KVR | Developer Account | About KVR / Contact Us | Privacy Statement
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