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gdev1981
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Joined: 15 Feb 2005
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Posted: Sun Mar 13 2005 01:55 coloured samples
picture this you put a sample in a track and the tracker automatically computes (based on speed of tune and pitch + length of sample) where the sample ends so the entire sample appears as a coloured block on the screen, #kinda like acid pro! then its well easy to see where your sounds are and where they finish when analysing the structure of your tune/ using many tracks different sample-different shade! looping made easy also the thickness of the block could indicate the dynamics of the wave! i.e quieter narrower, silent, no colour what do you think YANNICK? G xxx
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goose
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Posted: Mon Mar 14 2005 11:41
Better to use your ears....

D Vibe
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Posted: Mon Mar 14 2005 17:37
I like the idea...
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Martin
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Location: Norway

Posted: Mon Mar 14 2005 19:30
I also think this would be a pretty nice feature. Even though it could easily make the interface appear messy and confusing. If implemented I would suggest that we also have the opportunity to switch it off.

Inge
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Posted: Mon Mar 14 2005 19:34
I like the idea, but it needs some tweaking. Why not an optional second track (the visual track) next to a conventional track, in which the colours are visible? It could show volume increase/decrease, panning, eq, etc. But what about overlapping samples? Inge
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Walter Vos
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Posted: Tue Mar 15 2005 00:42

Inge wrote:

But what about overlapping samples?Inge

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QBical
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Posted: Tue Mar 15 2005 10:15
I don't like this idea... I think it realy fill's up the interface... what if I have about 6 samples playing an percussion rhythm on one track? What about VST synth notes... These thinks only work in loop based software ( like acid ) imho madtracker isn't one of these programs and thus shouldn't have this feature, or make an off switch just for me Grtz! Ray
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Posted: Tue Mar 15 2005 21:49

QBical wrote:

I don't like this idea...
I think it realy fill's up the interface... what if I have about 6 samples playing an percussion rhythm on one track? What about VST synth notes...

These thinks only work in loop based software ( like acid ) imho madtracker isn't one of these programs and thus shouldn't have this feature, or make an off switch just for me Smile

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BeatMax
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Posted: Wed Mar 16 2005 04:36
Hmm how about coloured tracks instead of coloured instruments? To divide your patterns more clearly. Just an idea. BMX
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xiphiuz
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Posted: Wed Mar 16 2005 11:48
How about, that you just decide for yourself standard: standard colors freaked: own colors...

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