hi dave,

nice idea. but could this not be a generelly way to name and colour the strip´s? i mean a tool in the editor that provides that and aditionally to edit the channel name “quick menu” of the surface.

then you even would have an export option…

geetings from hamburg, timo

sorry…
i found the scene import and export menu in the editor…my fault!

Hi Stix

Ducking & Side chaining are both on the feature request list but not for 1.6 i’m afraid hopefully they can be implemented for 1.7 depending on demand & time.

Regards
Sam A&H

Like i said before – i am desperatly looking forward that the Editor starts up as been shut down – as i am working a lot of with only the MixRack and the Editor (in fact i am always using the “surface” button in the editor to work with) its really not good that everytime i start up the editor i need to load an Scene.
Whats behind that? The MixRack remembers the last scene before shutdown, but the editor dont? Can`t understand why this is so to be honsest. if i forgot to save the scene before i shut down i have to recall the old scene after start up – and everything is gone – thats not the best thing and needs to be changed in my eyes.

And of course an distortion and pitch-shifter effect along with the possibility to play and record on to an usb stick would be perfect.

No no – you misunderstood.
I am using the button “Surface” in the Editor to work with – you know what i mean? The Strip Layout “Surface”.

Of course i start up with MixRack and Editor only…

It appears that a multiband compressor is a common ‘would like’ does anyone know if this is going to happen. And will it happen on the T series?

R Ritchie

The compressor would of course be nice, but for the guitar problem, couldn’t that be solved using matrix mixing instead? I mean, just use the FOH mix as the base and then put in the guitar channels separately to make them loud enough for the broadcast mix?

Seen that also here:
https://www.slideshare.net/guest0fd8d6/live-matrix-mixing

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Originally posted by mumu

a multiband/”mastering style” compressor for a rec/broadcast submix
(stereo aux as output for broadcast)i did a little 10 years anyversary
of a local radiostation the venue was club size (250 people) therefore not enough guitars on the foh masters (they where loud enough on stage).
it worked pretty well we used a external mb comp but you know…

cheers
dave

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<i>Wouter</i>

I would really appreciate multiselect on faders and some visual “selected fader(s)” indication.

So far, i noticed that you can move faders on the editor, by clicking them once and then using arrow-up and arrow-down (or page up and down for larger changes). Nice for minor changes in volume.

However, no indication which fader is actually “selected” ie, controlled by the arrows.

Once that were the case, why not implement fader multiselect (control-click for instance, or click and drag, to select all faders within the selection rectangle). That would be a good solution to control some faders that would otherwise be controlled separately, just like using moving some faders together on the surface.

Beside that:
Also, my vote for scene fading for theater use.
Ganging on the editor: how nice would it be if, while selecting the channels, the channel name were shown next to the channel number.

Wouter