Cool ! Thanks for the infoin the registered version, you can already export to an MP3 file
Lets see exactly how many of us want certain features...
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- KVRian
- 1223 posts since 11 Aug, 2004 from France
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- KVRian
- 698 posts since 21 Nov, 2000 from somewhere over the rainbow
I'm sorry, but this information is IMHO not correct!Wolfen666 wrote:Cool ! Thanks for the infoin the registered version, you can already export to an MP3 file
Import/Export of mp3 is not possible in Tracktion. And this is *not* for technical, but for licensing reasons. Jules preferred the "open" variant of ogg-vorbis.
J.
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- KVRist
- 47 posts since 19 May, 2004 from Muenchen
As far as I know, export of audio files is currently even limited to wav/aiff in Tracktion. Flac and/or ogg are only used on .trkarch export.
Of course, that's not a serious limitation: just use the freeware encoder of your choice to encode T's wav files on your own.
Of course, that's not a serious limitation: just use the freeware encoder of your choice to encode T's wav files on your own.
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- KVRian
- 1223 posts since 11 Aug, 2004 from France
Concerning mp3s, that's the import that interests me the most... i have a lot of sound fx cds encoded in mp3 on my hard disk, and it's impossible to put them all in wav format... and i like doing experimentation quickly, so... But i can live without, that's sure
Else about this problem of licenses for the encoder/decoder, maybe that exists somewhere, a soft that is totally free ? And i'm thinking about my CD ripper, the code to use Lame and Blade enc/dec is included in the soft, but the enc/dec itself not... The programmer ask the users to get the DLL by themselves on the net to use the mp3 features... This last thing is maybe a solution ? Maybe that allows not to pay the license in the price of Tracktion ?
Else about this problem of licenses for the encoder/decoder, maybe that exists somewhere, a soft that is totally free ? And i'm thinking about my CD ripper, the code to use Lame and Blade enc/dec is included in the soft, but the enc/dec itself not... The programmer ask the users to get the DLL by themselves on the net to use the mp3 features... This last thing is maybe a solution ? Maybe that allows not to pay the license in the price of Tracktion ?
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- KVRian
- 698 posts since 21 Nov, 2000 from somewhere over the rainbow
You could "Tackywrapper" by ModuLR give a try.Wolfen666 wrote:Concerning mp3s, that's the import that interests me the most... i have a lot of sound fx cds encoded in mp3 on my hard disk, and it's impossible to put them all in wav format... and i like doing experimentation quickly, so... But i can live without, that's sure![]()
http://subminimal.org/tools.php
Warning: Heavily ALPHA!!! Doesn't work on every machine, yet. But looks promising!
It's a fileselector which integrates seamlessly into the Tracktion UI. And IIRC it supports mp3 (import - drag&drop) as well.
J.
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- KVRian
- 1223 posts since 11 Aug, 2004 from France
I confirm, that doesn't work on my computer lol. But that seems interesting as a solution for mp3 import in Tracktion 
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- KVRian
- 500 posts since 27 Nov, 2003 from Oslo, Norway
If there was a second option to vote, I would have selected audio. I voted midi. Its just that some things REALY need be doing with the midi, that does not mean better audio editing isnt just as, or more important!!
Heres my blablabla: Same editing funktions on midi and audio. Better rendering and freeze. When rendering to project, it should be possible to render just a selected clip, as an option to the whole track. Folder tracks!!! Im also in on a drum editor. Regarding midi, an option to draw modulation lines that follows or dont follow the grid. With the option of a curved vector line, like cubase SX. And better midi control of vstis. This is what is important for me, the rest is a great bonus future
Heres my blablabla: Same editing funktions on midi and audio. Better rendering and freeze. When rendering to project, it should be possible to render just a selected clip, as an option to the whole track. Folder tracks!!! Im also in on a drum editor. Regarding midi, an option to draw modulation lines that follows or dont follow the grid. With the option of a curved vector line, like cubase SX. And better midi control of vstis. This is what is important for me, the rest is a great bonus future
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christianmusicmaker christianmusicmaker https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=12152
- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 1670 posts since 1 Feb, 2004 from UK
Hi guys...I thought the votes would slow down after 20!
Have you all seen this?
Luxonix have given away this free FX collection all wrapped up in one VST. The cpu usage is very very low as well.
"LFX-1310 is a VST multi-effector including 24 types of algorithm and 3 serial slots. This freeware is the stand-alone version of Effecting Module of Ravity(S) & Ravity(R). Every algorithm realizes the very effect you have on your mind, and is fully optimized for low CPU load."
Effectors :
- S'Filter 12 / S'Filter 24 / 3-band EQ
- Peak Compressor / RMS Compressor
- Overdrive / Distortion / Amp Distortion
- Crusher / LP Noise / Stereo Image
- Chorus / Flanger / Phaser / Auto Wah / Tremolo / Auto Pan
- Delay / Stereo Delay / Ping-pong Delay
- Gate Reverb / Room Reverb / Hall Reverb / Spring Reverb
Specifications :
- 24 types of high-quality effector algorithm
- 3 serial-routed slots
- 128 factory sound presets
- mono or stereo input / stereo output
- 32-bit sound processing
- HLMS™ : Hyper Layed MIDI assign System for real-time performance and sound editing
- FOEM™ : Fully Optimized Effecting Module
Download LFX - 1310
Manual
Have you all seen this?
Luxonix have given away this free FX collection all wrapped up in one VST. The cpu usage is very very low as well.
"LFX-1310 is a VST multi-effector including 24 types of algorithm and 3 serial slots. This freeware is the stand-alone version of Effecting Module of Ravity(S) & Ravity(R). Every algorithm realizes the very effect you have on your mind, and is fully optimized for low CPU load."
Effectors :
- S'Filter 12 / S'Filter 24 / 3-band EQ
- Peak Compressor / RMS Compressor
- Overdrive / Distortion / Amp Distortion
- Crusher / LP Noise / Stereo Image
- Chorus / Flanger / Phaser / Auto Wah / Tremolo / Auto Pan
- Delay / Stereo Delay / Ping-pong Delay
- Gate Reverb / Room Reverb / Hall Reverb / Spring Reverb
Specifications :
- 24 types of high-quality effector algorithm
- 3 serial-routed slots
- 128 factory sound presets
- mono or stereo input / stereo output
- 32-bit sound processing
- HLMS™ : Hyper Layed MIDI assign System for real-time performance and sound editing
- FOEM™ : Fully Optimized Effecting Module
Download LFX - 1310
Manual
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- KVRist
- 378 posts since 28 Jul, 2002 from Somewhere in between
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- KVRist
- 33 posts since 27 Oct, 2003
Yep. Quite a strong signal.
But only if "Enhanced Midi ..." has the same meaning for everyone
For me it sounds like "External Controller & Better editing".
But only if "Enhanced Midi ..." has the same meaning for everyone
For me it sounds like "External Controller & Better editing".
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christianmusicmaker christianmusicmaker https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=12152
- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 1670 posts since 1 Feb, 2004 from UK
Hi Njxt...I suppose it would have been impossible for Enhanced midi to have the same meaning for everyone but my interpretation of that is improvements to *any* or *all* aspects of midi currenly in T1 that should be developed further in T2. New midi features for T2 fall into that category as well.Njxt wrote:Yep. Quite a strong signal.
But only if "Enhanced Midi ..." has the same meaning for everyone![]()
For me it sounds like "External Controller & Better editing".
A more detailed option list would have been great but also would have been as long as next week.
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- KVRist
- 33 posts since 27 Oct, 2003
Hi.christianmusicmaker wrote: Hi Njxt...I suppose it would have been impossible for Enhanced midi to have the same meaning for everyone but my interpretation of that is improvements to *any* or *all* aspects of midi currenly in T1 that should be developed further in T2. New midi features for T2 fall into that category as well.
You're right.
Perhaps a different poll, juste about midi ? SOunds interesting to me.A more detailed option list would have been great but also would have been as long as next week.
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- KVRist
- 112 posts since 14 Jun, 2004 from Richland, WA
Yeah... Seeing as it was the overwhelming vote getter, I'd like to see more of how that would break down in terms of what specifically people want in better MIDI functionality.Njxt wrote:Perhaps a different poll, juste about midi ? SOunds interesting to me.A more detailed option list would have been great but also would have been as long as next week.
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christianmusicmaker christianmusicmaker https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=12152
- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 1670 posts since 1 Feb, 2004 from UK
Sounds good... any specific area's you have in mind for a 6 or 7 option poll?Shazbot wrote:
Yeah... Seeing as it was the overwhelming vote getter, I'd like to see more of how that would break down in terms of what specifically people want in better MIDI functionality.
It would have to cover pretty much all of this thread in 7 or so options.
http://www.kvr-vst.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=37148

