Introducing REVERSIDE [BETA] new reverb plug-in from the author of Aether

[jbraner]

Still trying to figure out how to load a subtype preset - and then save the whole FULL preset you've had loaded.
It seems to reload the saved version of the full preset (which overwrites the sub preset you've loaded) when you choose that to save to...

[devproaudio]

>Which leads to the next question:
>In the Material Filter presets there are some for walls, floors, ceilings etc.
>Can I load one for each? (floor, walls and ceiling)

no, technically it's possible to implement but I guess it's not of much usage in musical context.

>There is only one Material Filter panel - so how does this work? Is this panel a combination of walls, >floors ceilings etc?
>Or just a general setting for "stuff" in the room?

so yes it's a general *finishing* of a room

regarding sub-presets. Each sub-preset contains its own sub-set of full preset params. full preset and sub-presets are not connected. so if you load some sub-preset and then a full one the plug-in state will be overritten.

Denis
DEVPROAUDIO
https://devproaudio.com

[jbraner]

>Which leads to the next question:
>In the Material Filter presets there are some for walls, floors, ceilings etc.
>Can I load one for each? (floor, walls and ceiling)

no, technically it's possible to implement but I guess it's not of much usage in musical context.

>There is only one Material Filter panel - so how does this work? Is this panel a combination of walls, >floors ceilings etc?
>Or just a general setting for "stuff" in the room?

so yes it's a general *finishing* of a room

Hi Denis,
I understand why you wouldn't want to load a bunch of these - but if it's just for a general feeling of the room, why have presets for different floors and ceilings and walls etc?
I don't want to set a materials filter based on just the floor or ceiling - maybe the walls - but realistically, I'd be looking for a combination of the floor/ceiling/walls etc.
Why not just have general "Materials" presets like "lots of recording equipment and guitar amps etc" or "the inside of a cave" or "a movie theatre" etc etc?

regarding sub-presets. Each sub-preset contains its own sub-set of full preset params. full preset and sub-presets are not connected. so if you load some sub-preset and then a full one the plug-in state will be overritten.

But why would you want this? That means I'd have to load a full preset and then any sub-presets, to tweak it - and do this every time.

Surely, the whole point is:
- load your full preset
- load a nice sub preset or two (which saves having to change a bunch of things)
- then save the whole thing - as a full preset.

Otherwise, sub presets are only temporary things - and why would I want this?

I'm not trying to be awkward - just trying to understand the reason for some of these things.