What I was thinking was a multi-select box that could exist above or below
the controls button for an effect. Here is are some ascii examples of how
the pull down list might function.
x = selected
o = unselected
---Example 1 (instrument or FX-Mixer with a single source feed) -------
[ x source 1 Left > effect input 1 ] (default)
[ o source 1 Left > effect input 2 ]
[ o source 1 Left > effect input 3 ]
[ o source 1 Left > effect input 4 ]
[ o source 1 Right > effect input 1 ]
[ x source 1 Right > effect input 2 ] (default)
[ o source 1 Right > effect input 3 ]
[ x source 1 Right > effect input 4 ] (a 2nd assignment)
---Example 2 (FX-Mixer channel 2 source feeds)
------------------------------
[ o source 1 Left > effect input 1 ] (default)
[ o source 1 Left > effect input 2 ]
[ o source 1 Left > effect input 3 ]
[ x source 1 Left > effect input 4 ]
[ o source 1 Right > effect input 1 ]
[ o source 1 Right > effect input 2 ] (default)
[ x source 1 Right > effect input 3 ]
[ o source 1 Right > effect input 4 ]
[ x source 2 Left > effect input 1 ] (default for 2 inputs)
[ o source 2 Left > effect input 2 ]
[ o source 2 Left > effect input 3 ] (default for 4 inputs)
[ o source 2 Left > effect input 4 ]
[ o source 2 Right > effect input 1 ]
[ x source 2 Right > effect input 2 ] (default for 2 inputs)
[ o source 2 Right > effect input 3 ]
[ o source 2 Right > effect input 4 ] (default for 4 inputs)
On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 11:09 AM, Bill Y. <b...@anzovin.com> wrote:
> Would it be possible to add a pulldown input list for effects that was
> dynamically based off feeds coming into the effect, and available inputs
> for the effect? That way on instruments you would have a single feed, but
> could direct it to multiple inputs of the effect, and on the FX mixer it
> would show the multiple track feeds which could be directed to the various
> effect inputs. This would open up multi track VST's like Span which can do
> spectrum comparisons of two stereo pairs.
>
>
> On Mon, Feb 17, 2014 at 9:26 AM, Vesa <dii....@nbl.fi> wrote:
>
>> On 02/17/2014 04:19 PM, Johannes Lorenz wrote:
>> >> I guess my question now is , Where is the LADSPA vocoder plugin? I
>> can't
>> >> find it in the plugin list, but I see its library in the plugins
>> directory.
>> > It does not work. Reason: The ports are labeled incorrect (must start
>> with
>> > "In" or "Out"). However, even if you re-label them correctly, the
>> effect is
>> > not supported, because it has 2 stereo inputs.
>>
>> It does work. Someone made a tweak for it for LMMS, changing its output
>> to stereo, so that it has two in - two out.
>>
>> It shows up in the list as "LADSPA Effect: Vocoder for LMMS", but I'm
>> not sure if it was included before or after the RC.
>>
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