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More Effects - Especially Loop Out Fade
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28 Jun 2014, 02:52
by elationdjs
Any chance of a loop out fade effect like Serato has - I miss that effect a lot when dropping from say dance to rnb, keep it pre fader too...
Re: More Effects - Especially Loop Out Fade
Posted:
28 Jun 2014, 10:07
by daniel clark
Re: More Effects - Especially Loop Out Fade
Posted:
28 Jun 2014, 12:59
by FigDJ
I agree the effects section is in need of a big revision as it is way behind the competition. +++1
Re: More Effects - Especially Loop Out Fade
Posted:
28 Jun 2014, 13:10
by discopex
What THEY said.
Re: More Effects - Especially Loop Out Fade
Posted:
28 Jun 2014, 20:30
by Activated Soundwave
and again +1
Re: More Effects - Especially Loop Out Fade
Posted:
30 Jun 2014, 04:31
by BoldFaceType
Just wrap it in a VST. Then the FX are future proof, the competition can never exceed, only follow, and EVERYONE is happy FOREVER. Is this too much to ask for?
-BFT
Re: More Effects - Especially Loop Out Fade
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30 Jun 2014, 16:52
by RoJeC
In my experience open VST is far from a reliable solution. The technical 'quality' of VST plugins can be a nightmare. like CPU performance, memory usage, latency effects.
All this will have direct impact on the Cross user experience.
More professional VST-developers will provide this type of information so when you take the effort to read the documentation you will know.
And let it be clear that I know most of the plugins work great when playing a song or creating one. But as many experience Cross already uses the edges of many CPU's.
Re: More Effects - Especially Loop Out Fade
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07 Jul 2014, 12:57
by BoldFaceType
Sandbox the vst like bigwig does. That way a vst crash won't require a reboot.
I beginning to understand that vst implementation could introduce a lot of problems to an otherwise stable platform, but there are workarounds. And MV doesn't seem to be afraid of risk taking.
Re: More Effects - Especially Loop Out Fade
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06 Jan 2015, 01:53
by mangoman
Haven't used loop fade out before, but I really hope they improve the echo. On the Pioneer XDJ-R1 you have many useful tempo time-divisions, and the echo is a send effect. In Torq 2's echo, if you crank up the feedback you get some really cool filtered distortion.