In the side-chain tool they should sync automatically in the side-chain send tracks, when the gui is open anyway? --might be a bug or limitation if not working properly
This tool can be used on any ‘named group of DSPs’ of your choice. So e.g. you can rename 3 filters (of the same type) to “Filt 1” and control the cutoff/ res parameters for all together, no matter what track they are on.
Macro renaming can be done via the gui of the tool aswell: All devices named Filter -> Filt 1
though you need to do it manually if you only want to rename a sub-set of devices, say half of the devices already named filter.
Your mention of automation gave me an idea for a button for the empty space…
version 0.63:
New button added: [Map Hydra]
This button adds a Hydra device after the currently selected device. It then routes the selected parameter for all the devices selected by the tool to the Hydra–(Hydra Max-parameter-count is 9, so only first 9 devices can be routed).
v 0.70 Updated menu behaviour to always open/ re-initialise the tool and bring it to front and centre
v 0.66 Added 4 new “nudge” buttons beneath the main slider.
Added a button that will take you to the next (if any) missing plug.
i.e. For when loading an old xrns and there are missing/unloaded VST fx in the mixer.
If no missing plugs found then pressing button gives a status message.
You can also delete all instances of the selected missing plug, with Delete All button if wanted .
NOTE: as of v1.12, this button will not be visible on startup unless there are missing plugs in the song.
Quickfixes:
v1.12 - fixes a bug that would fire error when a plug had no parameters e.g. an analysis plug. .Also new […] button will not show up on startup if there are no missing plugs v1.11 - fixes small bug when a single device is present in current track before the selected device
Group Tracks without the selected device on them or in one of its members will be muted as expected.
If a Group Track has the selected device on it, it will be unmuted along with all of its members. So now you hear the correct audio going through that instance of the selected device.
If a track has the selected device on it, the parent group will now be unmuted too. Again so you can hear the audio passing through.
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Known/discovered Issue (now fixed in renoise 3.3)
Some parts of tool will not work correctly when you have collapsed groups, such as [<][>] buttons. Currently not possible to work around because of this bug:
Afraid not, closest thing is detecting all pattern on/off commands for a DSP with latest version of Auto Slider. So you could select that DSP and check if it’s turned on in any patterns in the song - it won’t check the automation lanes for on/offs though.
The […] button text is changed to [Missing] to be clearer, when missing plugs are found.
If you have collapsed tracks and you un-collapse them with using the [<] [>] buttons, it will temporarily remember their state while the GUI is left open. You can restore them by pressing the button. If you close the GUI first though, the collapsed tracks will be forgotten and you would have to re-set them manually.
OK, thanks. Would be great if any of your DSP related tools could do this (on a song level). That is, report DSP’s which are not turned on 1. in the song’s initial state, or 2. by track comands or automation later on.
