What do you want to see in V16?

[Svama]

Gain Reduction Feedback inside the graph for every multiband comp at once

[XComposer]

It's of course totally fine and honest and simple to suggest features one would like to see and to tell (for each of us) what Melda users actually do and would like and to tell it with clear examples. No need to be harsh or infer complicated implications. It's a normal way to tell them that if they will take a certain direction, we will be particularly happy with that. They are probably curious to know their users: just that, no more than that. I have already written to many developers myself before, including Vojtech and Rouzic and many others, and it's always interesting and nice! Yes, it's sometimes meant to give courage and aim to venture into new territories, I agree, and that seems nice, to me, especially if we feel that some tools have not already been made, nor are easily available yet, and that Melda, which is a fantastic developer, would absolutely be great in making them. If possible. If it is not possible, I'm personally already very happy with the incredible tools they are already giving us. (But I remain free to dream that somebody, one day, will make my "dream tools").

[rcrath]

Msuperlooper: per track mute and solo so I and I can do the dubwise ting and drop bits of the riddim to chant down Babylon righteously. My serious apologies to any Rastas for banging up their language!

[Roy Leith]

I would sure find it useful if Melda supported native Linux plugins. Barring that, I'd love yabridge + WINE support.

I use Reaper in Windows, for duty, and native Linux Reaper, for pleasure. All of the Melda plugins install via wine and are made available to Reaper using the Carla (https://kx.studio/Applications:Carla) rack. I see no real difference between Melda plugins in wine and those running in Windows.

If you want a 'rack free' use of Melda plugins in Linux, you can install the Windows version of Reaper in wine, but then you miss out on all the Linux VST and other plugins.

[anxiousmofo]

That strings category in MSF looks lonely.

[Jacew]

Support for Windows XP

I have thousands worth of studio equipment, and it requires WinXP host. There's no reason why WinXP wouldn't still be perfect OS for that use. You don't need internet connection, and for everything else it's best.

It's still by far the most usable, clean lightweight and simple OS for such use.

MDrummer is the best drum software I've used, but I'm still stuck at 7.X, because it's only that works, and there's no sense to spend thousands to upgrade my pro gear equivalent newer stuff, just because that. Good Sound is Good Sound.

[smadger]

Support for Windows XP

You're joking, right?

[Underoath77]

Vojtech wouldn't go for this unfortunately.

Not sure if someone else mentioned it but here's a long shot: amp profiling.

If it started with Kemper, now Neural DSP has a version - as far as I know, there's no desktop/hardware-independent profiling software. Melda could be the first!

[Dirtgrain]

All plug-in could benefit from some professionally designed presets instead of randomly generated patches with random names

Ditto.

[Hexspa]

A preset 'record demo' feature in MSF like Addictive Keys. Create a weird patch, record a short sample, know what the heck you made later.

[n3ofolkr]

All these super cool functions and workflow and UI possibilities like Loopy Pro for iPad/iPhone for the super cool MSuperLooper!

[magmagwa]

Using Track names in MMultiAnalyzer - tired of typing and retyping names and coloring etc all by hand. In fact, this makes me stop using it.

Automatic track names in side chain displayed in the pluging.

The simple things.

[Hexspa]

Using Track names in MMultiAnalyzer - tired of typing and retyping names and coloring etc all by hand. In fact, this makes me stop using it.

Automatic track names in side chain displayed in the pluging.

The simple things.

I seem to get auto color and auto naming with MMultiAnalyzer in reaper.

[magmagwa]

Using Track names in MMultiAnalyzer - tired of typing and retyping names and coloring etc all by hand. In fact, this makes me stop using it.

Automatic track names in side chain displayed in the pluging.

The simple things.

I seem to get auto color and auto naming with MMultiAnalyzer in reaper.

Thanks, yes, I can hit "random colors" and that looks like it will do the trick.

Automatically pulling in track names would be great. A button to do that would be useful so that if I change track names it can repull the new names.

[Hexspa]

Do you use reaper? Right under the Averaging knob on the top left, second check box down, says 'Follow host name and color'. I just tested it - it's working for me. W11, reaper 6.46, Melda 15.01.