Multi-timbral idea
Posted: Wed Oct 16, 2024 1:18 pm
Hello!
Really loving the appQualizr2 plugin for creative keytracked filter-bank processing, dream come true (I was looking for this functionality for a long time).
A feature request from me would be to add peak-tracking analysis, with the ability to freeze it (toggle or trigger). Then, those detected peaks could be mapped to bandpass filters, etc. Almost like the harmonic filter type, but for non-harmonic sounds (percussion, wind multiphonics, vowels, etc).
Another nice improvement would be the ability to have a multi-timbral output module, so that one could send each band to a separate track instance. Then, one could spatialize or do crazy things on a per-band basis, making it much more integrated into different non-stereo DAW workflows (such as quadriphonic sounds or ambisonics). The only way to do this now is to have multiple instances of the plugin, but it would be nice in any case to have this functionality added.
In any case, congratulations for the great implementation and modular conception behind the software. Enjoying it thus far!
Best,
Arnau
Really loving the appQualizr2 plugin for creative keytracked filter-bank processing, dream come true (I was looking for this functionality for a long time).
A feature request from me would be to add peak-tracking analysis, with the ability to freeze it (toggle or trigger). Then, those detected peaks could be mapped to bandpass filters, etc. Almost like the harmonic filter type, but for non-harmonic sounds (percussion, wind multiphonics, vowels, etc).
Another nice improvement would be the ability to have a multi-timbral output module, so that one could send each band to a separate track instance. Then, one could spatialize or do crazy things on a per-band basis, making it much more integrated into different non-stereo DAW workflows (such as quadriphonic sounds or ambisonics). The only way to do this now is to have multiple instances of the plugin, but it would be nice in any case to have this functionality added.
In any case, congratulations for the great implementation and modular conception behind the software. Enjoying it thus far!
Best,
Arnau