"Abomination", now "obnoxious" ... toning down, toning down ... good !
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- KVRAF
- 3729 posts since 3 Nov, 2015
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- KVRian
- 1241 posts since 25 Jan, 2017
The structure ends up being very reminiscent of the Blue2 interface with the operators lined above the matrix. I won't lie saying it currently doesn't looks odd, but in my opinion the weirder thing is not having labels for rows and columns, which initially put me off but got used quicked than I thought. Labels would make it easier to read and bypass any alignment issue (blue2 as an example)
With that said, the aligment thing is a completely different story from what you stated earlier:
Because the FM module indeed has the matrix view, and IMHO much more functional than other matrices as far as modulation goes.gentleclockdivider wrote: Mon May 13, 2019 11:15 am -Some modules like 'fm' could really benefit from a matrix view
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- KVRian
- 1478 posts since 14 Jul, 2013 from Sweden
If you called Ben Laden a devilish pig you would certainly evoke bad feelings among his admirers.
Then you'd end up in a dispute whether he's a bad or good man. Each side will say they're right. One argue with "positive" values (loving father, fredoom fighter). The other with "negative" values (murderer, terrorist).Both will say they're objectively right as well.
Positve and negative expressions holds the same status.
Any victim of 9/11 would certainly have some very bad feelings evoked by positive expressions of Ben Laden.
Well, good we cleared that out.
Then you'd end up in a dispute whether he's a bad or good man. Each side will say they're right. One argue with "positive" values (loving father, fredoom fighter). The other with "negative" values (murderer, terrorist).Both will say they're objectively right as well.
Positve and negative expressions holds the same status.
Any victim of 9/11 would certainly have some very bad feelings evoked by positive expressions of Ben Laden.
Well, good we cleared that out.
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- addled muppet weed
- 111238 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
ben? 
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- KVRAF
- 3729 posts since 3 Nov, 2015
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- KVRAF
- 3729 posts since 3 Nov, 2015
A devilish goat, on the other hand, not so much.sfd wrote: Mon May 13, 2019 3:25 pm If you called Ben Laden a devilish pig you would certainly evoke bad feelings among his admirers.
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- KVRAF
- 3729 posts since 3 Nov, 2015
Will any "concerned trooper" follow your lead ?jancivil wrote: Mon May 13, 2019 3:34 pm this is an atrocity of an interface 'devilish pig' seems mild this can still escalate from here
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- KVRAF
- 4748 posts since 15 Jul, 2001 from Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, U.K
Meldaproductions GUI’s are not obnoxious.
wagtunes wrote: they are obnoxious.
Nobody can tell me they're not.
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- KVRAF
- 3017 posts since 8 Jun, 2018
now for something completely different:
i am with stupid when it comes to preset management, not always.. but still make i mess of it, although i can always find my presets and even backup them... chaotic being...
i am new to the preset management of melda.
i made simple sound, quite nice, but... saved it as a device... it comes in the right folder.
i made a new sound, just for trying out presets, and it was again, by accident, haha, a sound that i can develop.
now i saved it the right way, i can see it the preset list, in a new folder.
but how does melda stores it presets, and why can't i import that "instrument" file, device, it is on my drive, twice... tried from another directory.
also i do not see the second preset present on my drive, it stored in another way, i guess, then a just a file.
2 questions; how can i load the first preset, that doesn't show up in the preset list, and importing from directory, refuses to.. import..
and how can i backup my own presets? because the presets are on my boot drive, and that is not the place where i like them, but that is no problem; for example the user presets for the arturia synths, are stored in a folder, per instrument, and those folders i backup regurarly.
when i can store presets on another drive, it automatically will be on a back-up.
i am with stupid when it comes to preset management, not always.. but still make i mess of it, although i can always find my presets and even backup them... chaotic being...
i am new to the preset management of melda.
i made simple sound, quite nice, but... saved it as a device... it comes in the right folder.
i made a new sound, just for trying out presets, and it was again, by accident, haha, a sound that i can develop.
now i saved it the right way, i can see it the preset list, in a new folder.
but how does melda stores it presets, and why can't i import that "instrument" file, device, it is on my drive, twice... tried from another directory.
also i do not see the second preset present on my drive, it stored in another way, i guess, then a just a file.
2 questions; how can i load the first preset, that doesn't show up in the preset list, and importing from directory, refuses to.. import..
and how can i backup my own presets? because the presets are on my boot drive, and that is not the place where i like them, but that is no problem; for example the user presets for the arturia synths, are stored in a folder, per instrument, and those folders i backup regurarly.
when i can store presets on another drive, it automatically will be on a back-up.
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Sampleconstruct Sampleconstruct https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=191286 - KVRAF
- 16732 posts since 12 Oct, 2008 from Here and there
This will end up in HPC soon, all this philosophy about good and bad, it's just another plugin.
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- KVRian
- 829 posts since 14 Sep, 2017
No, it shouldn't and will not, this is a new instrument creation in the right forum, therefore not HPC material, and that's what the haters and people with hiden intentionality want: get off topic, enter in philosophical argument and provoke close of threads or something. If mods have to take measures is against the people trying to derail the thread, basically because that is manipulation from some particular persons.Sampleconstruct wrote: Mon May 13, 2019 3:54 pm This will end up in HPC soon, all this philosophy about good and bad, it's just another plugin.
So they will try to derail the thread with that obvious intentionality and mods will do what they want? I don't think so.
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- KVRian
- 697 posts since 28 Oct, 2014
Aah... another day, another Melda thread.
Starts with a group of people talking about a new plugin from their favourite dev, and ends up with this:
To the Melda supporters (Mevla, JunSev etc):
I think you need to stop being so easily triggered, and so defensive with the people who don't like the software.
I'm not saying you are wrong to speak your mind, but think about it. You are having arguments that last for page after page, only because you feel the need to defend Vojtech against every negative comment.
If you let these people just make their comment and move on, maybe you can return to having a thread where you can discuss the software?
I love my Melda bundle, but even for me, when i see you instinctively jumping in to defend against every attack, it makes me think "oh, here we go again".
We all know that a Melda thread attracts these types of comments.
These people tell us it's because they don't like the UI, but unfortunately, they want to KEEP telling us that, even though they know that literally every Melda thread devolves into just that topic.
Why? Maybe because his plugins are so in-depth that other companies see him as a potential destroyer of worlds?? (It probably doesn't help that the Melda crack has always been notoriously buggy, but let's not go there).
Well, whatever the reason, I think your stance is not helping the situation at all
Just let them say their piece and move out. And if they wont move out, then you can call them out for the troll they are.
Starts with a group of people talking about a new plugin from their favourite dev, and ends up with this:
sfd wrote: Mon May 13, 2019 3:25 pm Any victim of 9/11 would certainly have some very bad feelings evoked by positive expressions of Ben Laden.
To the Melda supporters (Mevla, JunSev etc):
I think you need to stop being so easily triggered, and so defensive with the people who don't like the software.
I'm not saying you are wrong to speak your mind, but think about it. You are having arguments that last for page after page, only because you feel the need to defend Vojtech against every negative comment.
If you let these people just make their comment and move on, maybe you can return to having a thread where you can discuss the software?
I love my Melda bundle, but even for me, when i see you instinctively jumping in to defend against every attack, it makes me think "oh, here we go again".
We all know that a Melda thread attracts these types of comments.
These people tell us it's because they don't like the UI, but unfortunately, they want to KEEP telling us that, even though they know that literally every Melda thread devolves into just that topic.
Why? Maybe because his plugins are so in-depth that other companies see him as a potential destroyer of worlds?? (It probably doesn't help that the Melda crack has always been notoriously buggy, but let's not go there).
Well, whatever the reason, I think your stance is not helping the situation at all
Just let them say their piece and move out. And if they wont move out, then you can call them out for the troll they are.
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- KVRist
- 86 posts since 5 Apr, 2018
You have some serious issues man. Reading already 31 pages (seems like a good day for meldaJunSev wrote: Mon May 13, 2019 4:08 pm ...and that's what the haters and people with hiden intentionality want: get off topic, enter in philosophical argument and provoke close of threads or something. If mods have to take measures is against the people trying to derail the thread, basically because that is manipulation from some particular persons.
so much attention) and you regularly came up with some conspiracies against a couple of members 
I demoed it and it definitely has big flaws. I feel overwhelmed by all the symbols and little fonts. Too much information for things I don't need vey often, yet they're present all the time. On the other hand easy things like the arp are hidden or modules have to be popped out to use them at all. Btw don't know why there has been a new fancy style, I thought v12 Titanium was at least not crazy colored. I don't think having Kontakt or Synthmaster like player versions will make any serious difference here, it will always only be tweakable or really usable for a small group of people.
Soundwise it really is clean, digital. Some like that, some don't. The amount of fx is okay, but we have to face some will disappear again. Though it should be of endless posibilities I feel kind of restricted - feedback or simple per voice modulations make my cpu squeek. But I got some interesting results with it. I don't think it has a chance to stand in the typical "edm synth" corner, other synths can get good sounding results quicker and easier. For sound design and fx I think it has a place.