[POLL] What Effetcs do you want in Cross ?

[Blackbrook]

If you are talking about filters, no matter which one exactly, how would they look like? Is there a curve that you can change and a "power knob" for activating the effect from 0% to 100%? Are there already details in the dev team's mind Polocorp?

Here is a filter out of Ableton:

[phadedvision]

I should also note that Cross could use some sort of beat repeat/loop roll effect, I've been using Reaktor to get around that for now, but that would rock

Technically, it is more into the sampler field even if it is named as an effect.

True, since you'd need to either resample the song or manipulate the buffer that the song is playing in. Either way, it's definitely needed (IMO).

[Support@MixVibes]

@Blackbrook : the filter should be k.i.s.s. approved like on a djm mixer I think.

[polocorp]

i can't really go into to much details on what will be implemented... I don't wanna get everyone worked up on something that we may end changing after reflexion...

However all your suggestions are more than welcome Blackbrook . Keep sending your ideas !

[Party V I B E S]

maybe not like the DJM 500 with only one fx-knob and a button. my wish is that it will be at least two for the most effects. one for the main change and one for intense/wet-dry. but it's only a wish. any fx will power up Cross.

greetings

Ralf

[Blackbrook]

However all your suggestions are more than welcome Blackbrook . Keep sending your ideas !

Thanks

So here is my idea: While I was coding signal filters at the university I realized that the filter method - how you use the filter - is always the same. Just the type of the filter changes. I think - and correct me if I am wrong - that if you implement a filter, i.e. a low pass filter, it is not as difficult as expected to implement a high pass, a pass band or a band pass filter. If I am correct till now you can read further, if not stop reading So the only problem I see is the parameter control: What is the user able to control? If you create edit fields with nothing else than numbers in it that stand for cut off frequency, rise- and fall-time and all different parameters the usual user would go nuts. So if you implement such a curve that you can see in a picture posted above and the user is able to switch between the four filters types (low pass, band pass, pass ban, high pass) and can change the frequency response on his own than it should become an important tool for all users. It is like learning by doing if you can change the curve and listen to its effect.

I am not sure how strong such a filter would be - if it affects mixvibes software that much that it becomes unstable. So if it is the case just stop thinking about this thoughts

Thanks for the open ears

Greetings,

Steve

[Party V I B E S]

wow... best thought in my opinion... wysiwyg for plugins... fine thought!!! and also kinda K.I.S.S.
great!

Ralf

[Psykadelik]

Delay, hi pass filter, and flanger.

[larry.s]

A few crossfade mix effects such as Break, Backspin and echo would be nice to have as well.

[polocorp]

Delay will be routed post Fader = ECHO (on a Pioneer mixer)

Break and backspin you can do if you are using decks... so they're not high priority at the moment