Update for a player-recorder I use in Tracktion

[Daniel Pompougnac]

Hello

Update and new gui for a free player-recorder named "Dans la boîte!".
This vst is used to connect on the master (or tracks) of Tracktion, and record wav (final wav, for example, 'cause I've problems of rendering).
More, you may play music on your keyboard and record quickly without push the record button of the sequencer.
This vst has the same gait that "Voxengo's recorder" ("Voxengo's recorder" is a very good vst !)
Modules in my vst are David Haupt's free modules. Thank to him.

My site to download : http://perso.wanadoo.fr/lesitenm

En français, t'appuie sur record, tu joues, ça roule. Moi, ça me sert à enregistrer mon ultime mix en wav sans trop me compliquer la vie

Daniel

[C00kie]

Daniel! What would we do without you, our great re-inventor of everything that already is present in Tracktion, if we weren't too stupid to see it.

[Daniel Pompougnac]

Some users of Tracktion have bad rendering in Tracktion (see my precedent messages).
And I like your word "re-inventor"
But...165 downloads for this vst during 1 hour. Many come from this forum.
I'm sure you're roily because you don't like the gui of my vsti. Do you want a gui with flowers, saucepans or, maybe a platypus ? I do it if you want.

Daniel.

[djsubject]

platypus for me please? (joke)

[red5]

What does this actually do? It looks like it is just a new interface for existing Tracktion functionality. That can't be right!? What am I missing?

[AndrewSimon]

Thank You Daniel

Obviously you are passionate about Tracktion and your plugs.
You put work in it and offer it for free.
Your work is appreciated.


People lay off the French guy, it's free you don't need it , don't use it.

[Njxt]

Daniel, en quoi, exactement, ton mixdown était différent du mix lu ?
Je n'ai rien remarqué de ce genre sur ma configuration mais peut être n'ai je pas les oreilles pour ou bien je n'ai pas prêté attention à certaines choses (d'où mon intérêt pour le "détail" de tes problèmes).
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Daniel, in what way, exactly, your mixdown was different from your mix ?
I have never noticed such thing personnaly but I might have not listen to the right details (or I have to incriminate my ears ).

[Daniel Pompougnac]

To AndrewSimon :


To Njxt :
Un truc bête : les pistes n'ont plus le même équilibre que lors de mon mix (et écoute) final. Tel synthé, alors qu'il était bien équilibré au mix devient en wav omniprésent, ou tel autre devient trop faible.
J'ai essayé ce que l'on m'a conseillé, voir s'il n'y avait pas un vst ou vsti qui posait problème, je les ai même tous éliminés, mais non...
D'autres sur le forum ont eu ce souci. Je ne sais pas d'où ça vient.

With the rendering, the ear of my final wav is not the same as the final mix.... I've tried many ways to resolve this problem, but nothing. Others than me have the same problem.

Daniel.

[rockstar_not]

Daniel,

I'll check out your plugin at home.

Currently, I've been using the TapeIt vst to record the audio output of manual twiddling of controllers while T is running.

It lets you 'play' plugins much more real-time than using automation curves. It's particularly fun on filter sweeps (Frohmage - my favorite simple filter) or feedback controls on delays like Interruptor's excellent Bionic Delay.

TapeIt records whatever audio is just upstream from it in the signal chain and sends it to a .wav of your choice.

You can find TapeIt and compare it to Daniel's by going here:
Silverspike's TapeIt

Keep up the good work Daniel. I wish I could code. I've got 4 or 5 DSP ideas in my head that I just wish I had the skills you or any of the other benevolent developers that make our lives happy by offering up free plugins. You guys rock.

-Scott

[C00kie]

With the rendering, the ear of my final wav is not the same as the final mix.... I've tried many ways to resolve this problem, but nothing. Others than me have the same problem.

Whatever keeps you happy...

Have you compared what is rendered by Tracktion, and what is captured by your plugin? Well, what's the difference exactly?

[Daniel Pompougnac]

To rockstar_not :
Tapeit is really ok. Another easiness more
And thank.

To Cookie :
Hey, I'm tired explain again and again the same thing. If the rendering functiunn ok with you, you can't ear any difference with my plug !
My rendering is not ok and I see a BIG difference.
Are you loyal (honest ? I don't know the right word...) with me when you ask to me something ?
No. I don't think.

Daniel.

[C00kie]

Hey, I'm tired explain again and again the same thing. If the rendering functiunn ok with you, you can't ear any difference with my plug !

Sorry, I have not read anywhere what is exactly wrong with your rendered wavs, except you say there is a "big" difference. Lower volume? Missing high freqs? Did you check the volume is actually the same?

Are you loyal (honest ? I don't know the right word...) with me when you ask to me something ? No. I don't think.

Yes, my intentions are true, I'm not joking, not pulling a leg. I truely fail to see (or Hear for that matter) what the difference is in a rendered track or something you tap out of the master bus insert.

I have to see proof yet there really is a difference, and what that difference exactly is. Scientificly and objectively verifiable please, and not a subjective qualification.

[Lunch Money]

Currently, I've been using the TapeIt vst to record the audio output of manual twiddling of controllers while T is running.

Didn't just want to record the automation? That's what the extra 'small' record button in the transport area is for. <grin>

It lets you 'play' plugins much more real-time than using automation curves.

Except for ones recorded in realtime, which should have exactly the same automation resolution as when they were recorded.

I wish I could code. I've got 4 or 5 DSP ideas in my head that I just wish I had the skills you or any of the other benevolent developers that make our lives happy by offering up free plugins. You guys rock.

Swing by the Bughouse user forum at BetabugsAudio and visit the Idea Monastery thread if you think they're ideas that you wouldn't mind sharing. That's what it's there for!

Take care!
Greg

[rockstar_not]

Currently, I've been using the TapeIt vst to record the audio output of manual twiddling of controllers while T is running.

Didn't just want to record the automation? That's what the extra 'small' record button in the transport area is for. <grin>

OK, I guess I qualify for a bonafid dope-slap to the back of the head!!! I'll tell you what I thought that automation button was for - I thought is was just for plugs inserted into the final output bus. So if I understand you correctly, if I enable that and just punch record and grab the knobs of the plugins I'm twiddling, it will record the twiddles?

Swing by the Bughouse user forum at BetabugsAudio and visit the Idea Monastery thread if you think they're ideas that you wouldn't mind sharing. That's what it's there for!

I'll have to do this. I have to think about how to best describe some of the things I would want to try.

-Scott

[djsubject]

So if I understand you correctly, if I enable that and just punch record and grab the knobs of the plugins I'm twiddling, it will record the twiddles?

no need to hit record in T just hit the "A" record button then set T to play, it will record any knobs you twidle with

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