A new thread where we can collect all suggestion for a improvement of the signal follower device.
I start with:
Make destination target track field larger, do not write “SXX”, instead write directly the send track name. Since SXX has no relation anymore to a track if the track was renamed.
(Without the “S2:” of course, and not so ugly like above)
If a new destination is assigned, the sf should reset the value to the same reset max value as the target device (or better min and max to the reset value of the target), not to -INF/MAX… E.g. target is a gainer device, assigning it will result in huge unwanted volume boost first.
Do not erase destination when storing / restoring A/B quick presets
Instead “LP filter” and “HP filter”, these two sliders could be joined into one range slider (LP + HP at once), and a select box for a switchable filter type, including the new filters from Redux in the signal follower, and at least one steep filter (currently it’s kind of 12db filter I think)
The switch-bar L/R/L+R could be a select box with L, R, L+R, Mid, Side
Please add your suggestions…
BTW. limiting the search to July 2014 in the forum completely sucks, because Renoise 3.01 is already older than that, and there are a lot of feature requests before that.
BTW. limiting the search to July 2014 in the forum completely sucks
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Multiple Destinations for the signal follower (so 1 signal follower can influence more than just 1 parameter / other channel) would come in very handy!
Something similar as done in Multiband Send but without different frequencies…
Multiple Destinations for the signal follower (so 1 signal follower can influence more than just 1 parameter / other channel) would come in very handy!
Something similar as done in Multiband Send but without different frequencies…
Can’t you just use multiple signal followers for that?