errrr....themossinator wrote:Any plans for a "Wet lock" button? Kinda annoying the way the plugin goes 100% wet every time you change the preset
valhallasound wrote:
The red MIX label above the Mix slider is the Mix Lock button, which is used for determining whether presets change the mix level (unlocked) or whether the mix level stays the same regardless of the preset (locked). When the Mix slider is "locked" the user can still adjust the level by moving the slider or typing in a new value.
The not so well hidden easter egg of ValhallaRoom.standalone wrote: errrr....valhallasound wrote:
The red MIX label above the Mix slider is the Mix Lock button, which is used for determining whether presets change the mix level (unlocked) or whether the mix level stays the same regardless of the preset (locked). When the Mix slider is "locked" the user can still adjust the level by moving the slider or typing in a new value.
Click the MIX label above the mix slider. It is a mix lock button since 1.0.4.themossinator wrote:Any plans for a "Wet lock" button? Kinda annoying the way the plugin goes 100% wet every time you change the preset
Not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but the lock button has no effect on my setup (even when it's grey, I'm able to drag the slider up and down with the mix being affected).valhallasound wrote:Click the MIX label above the mix slider. It is a mix lock button since 1.0.4.themossinator wrote:Any plans for a "Wet lock" button? Kinda annoying the way the plugin goes 100% wet every time you change the preset
Sean
Ha! excellent, hadnt noticed that before, this reverb just gets better!!! Thanks allvalhallasound wrote:Click the MIX label above the mix slider. It is a mix lock button since 1.0.4.themossinator wrote:Any plans for a "Wet lock" button? Kinda annoying the way the plugin goes 100% wet every time you change the preset
Sean
That's the intended behaviormgpqa1 wrote:Not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but the lock button has no effect on my setup (even when it's grey, I'm able to drag the slider up and down with the mix being affected).
It's there to keep the mix level as desired when you are changing presets, but you can modify it without the need of unlocking-changing mix level-locking again.valhallasound wrote:When the Mix slider is "locked" the user can still adjust the level by moving the slider or typing in a new value.
I see, thanks for the clarification!standalone wrote:That's the intended behaviormgpqa1 wrote:Not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but the lock button has no effect on my setup (even when it's grey, I'm able to drag the slider up and down with the mix being affected).
It's there to keep the mix level as desired when you are changing presets, but you can modify it without the need of unlocking-changing mix level-locking again.valhallasound wrote:When the Mix slider is "locked" the user can still adjust the level by moving the slider or typing in a new value.
Someone proposed this behavior in this thread, as opposed to the actual locking mix slider. It made a lot of sense to me. The user can still adjust the mix level, but the presets won't adjust the mix.standalone wrote:That's the intended behaviormgpqa1 wrote:Not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but the lock button has no effect on my setup (even when it's grey, I'm able to drag the slider up and down with the mix being affected).
It's there to keep the mix level as desired when you are changing presets, but you can modify it without the need of unlocking-changing mix level-locking again.valhallasound wrote:When the Mix slider is "locked" the user can still adjust the level by moving the slider or typing in a new value.
Probably. This is a known error - my wife will be revisiting that code soon. Messages seem to be coming through just fine.krankyone wrote:Hey Sean-
Sent an email through your website page. It came back with a message that the email was sent, and then came back with a 404 error. Website bug?
Thanks!DF2R wrote:Bronto Scorpio wrote:Thanks for this awesome update!
The new dark room algo is really great!
Just treid it on this "thing" I'm working on: http://www.bronto-scorpio-music.com/Mus ... m_Test.mp3
Really great for some "mysterious" spaces!
Edit: One of the great things about Vroom is that I can finally send sounds with really sharp transients (like the sound above) through a reverb. It did't sound that great with any other reverb I tried before.
Cheers
Dennis
I like your sound! The dark room algo rocks so far for me.
Yes, Cubase's REVerence also does this and it is clearly the best solution.valhallasound wrote:Someone proposed this behavior in this thread, as opposed to the actual locking mix slider. It made a lot of sense to me. The user can still adjust the mix level, but the presets won't adjust the mix.standalone wrote:That's the intended behaviormgpqa1 wrote:Not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but the lock button has no effect on my setup (even when it's grey, I'm able to drag the slider up and down with the mix being affected).
It's there to keep the mix level as desired when you are changing presets, but you can modify it without the need of unlocking-changing mix level-locking again.valhallasound wrote:When the Mix slider is "locked" the user can still adjust the level by moving the slider or typing in a new value.
Sean Costello
Very nice percussive sounds! What did you use to get that organic evolving envelope bouncing? Sounds granular like but with very sharp transients..Bronto Scorpio wrote: Just treid it on this "thing" I'm working on: http://www.bronto-scorpio-music.com/Mus ... m_Test.mp3
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