On Tue, 14 May 2019 17:55:06 -0400 "Peter Lutek" <[email protected]> wrote:
> > greetings! > > i've saved a project in non-mixer. > > now i'd like to add non-mixer to an NSM session, with that project > loaded. > i feel like i'm missing something totally obvious, but i don't see a > way to do that... if added as a client, non-mixer has the "open" file > option grayed out. > > i could do it as a command-line parameter using the NSM proxy window, > but isn't non-mixer supported directly? > > cheers! > .pltk. > > -- > Peter Lutek - improvising musician in Toronto, Canada > http://peterlutek.com > > Hello Peter, Unless I have misunderstood your requirement I think I have just done what you need. I have a mixer "project" called "mixer-test". It is just a single strip with two channels. The strip is named "Stereo" - imaginitive, or what? I also have an NSM session called "nsm-test-session" - more pure genius. It has non-timeline and non-sequencer, but crucially it also has a non-mixer. This mixer is just a shell with no strips, but that is just so I can tell if I succeed in substituting my super dooper stereo mixer. The mixer in "nsm-test-session" has a directory called Non-Mixer.nOOYI containing unchanged initial versions of ~/NSM Sessions/nsm-test-session/Non-Mixer.nOOYI/info ~/NSM Sessions/nsm-test-session/Non-Mixer.nOOYI/mappings ~/NSM Sessions/nsm-test-session/Non-Mixer.nOOYI/options ~/NSM Sessions/nsm-test-session/Non-Mixer.nOOYI/snapshot All I did was to find the equivalent files in my prepared mixer with the strip called "Stereo" and copy them over the ones in ~/NSM Sessions/nsm-test-session/Non-Mixer.nOOYI. Now when I open the modified session in NSM I get my Stero Mixer mixer instead of the empty shell I started with. Hope this helps - it is just a matter of copying some files. -- Richard <[email protected]>
