haikuhaikuhaikuhaikugreat! I think FLAC is probably the most useful, more people are using it than the other formats and more people have heard of it.
Looking forward to AAC, FLAC & Monkey’s Audio!
haikuhaikuhaikuI’ve been jumping in too. I hope it helps Frits!
haikuI guess you need to give it a real article in the beginning before they delete it or they think it’s just spam.
Oh well 🙂
haikuhaha, yeah I just created this. I’m at work and don’t have a lot of time to add much, but I thought I’d open an article. It would be great to have a small article about Zynewave and then also a bigger article on Podium talking about it’s features, development, changelog, etc etc.
I don’t think it will take long either because we can all jump in and add a few things here and there! 😀
haiku@Zynewave wrote:
I have thought about adding an “export” command to the file menu in the sound editor. This would then bring up a dialog where you can select the format of the file such as wav or mp3. For wav files there would be further options for setting bit depth and dither.
This is exactly what I’m looking for.
I pick Export, then I choose between MP3 and WAV, then I get settings for bits, dither, etc on WAV and the bitrate, variable etc on the mp3. Maybe even add some basic ID3 tagging into it.
haikuThis is huge for me too.
When I’m done, I’d love to just render the project into an MP3 and be good to go like when I’m working in FL.
haikuJust seeing this now, I hope everyone had a nice Christmas!
haiku@Zynewave wrote:
That’s a good guess. It will be a user configurable X*Y grid where signal flows from the left edge of the grid to the right. Placing effects on a row creates a serial routing, and placing effects in a column creates a parallel routing. There won’t be any wires to drag. The placement in the grid decides the routing.
I’m also considering naming it zGrid (pronounced Siegried 😉 )
Very cool! This is a great idea, and I do like the name zGrid too 🙂
Any mock up screens yet we can comment on? This is going to be a very nice improvement and keep things very neat. It will mean most tracks will only need one group track.
I wonder if it may be a good idea to have a zGrid built into each group track already for ease of use? That would me the group tracks feel more like mixer strips? Just thinking out loud here…
haikuWhat would zMatrix look like? I’m imagining a window with about 8 – 16 boxes, and a clear signal path going from the first box to the last. You can load a VST effect in each box. And then drag the boxes around to rearrange the order of the effects.
Is this similar to what you’re planning for zMatrix? Totally different?
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