Is it possible to develop a plugin that sounds similar to Pioneers dub echo? It's a single parameter effect.
Posté Wed 22 Nov 17 @ 12:48 am
Video of description of what it does?
Posté Wed 22 Nov 17 @ 5:28 am
Here's a walkthrough of the sound colour FX on the DJM 900, they're also present on the DDJ-SZ, RZ, RX and XDJ-RX series. So adding these would be of interest to owners of these devices.
m.youtube.com/watch?t=217s&v=aI8uueOlhIE
It's also worth noting they appear on the new Roland controllers, so the principle of sound colour FX aren't patented by Pioneer.
m.youtube.com/watch?t=217s&v=aI8uueOlhIE
It's also worth noting they appear on the new Roland controllers, so the principle of sound colour FX aren't patented by Pioneer.
Posté Wed 22 Nov 17 @ 6:28 pm
I see, it's
An resonance filtered echo with 50:50 wet/dry.
I'll have to try play linking a dial to the cut offs of the echo fx. But that won't have resonance.
The other idea is cloning the source, dropping the volume so source + clone = source volume, then actually having a filter echo fx chain.
An resonance filtered echo with 50:50 wet/dry.
I'll have to try play linking a dial to the cut offs of the echo fx. But that won't have resonance.
The other idea is cloning the source, dropping the volume so source + clone = source volume, then actually having a filter echo fx chain.
Posté Thu 23 Nov 17 @ 5:48 am
Whatever captures the effect most accurately ideally :)
Posté Fri 24 Nov 17 @ 2:51 am
In order to select and activate it:
deck 1 effect_select 'colorfx' 'echo' & deck 1 effect_activate 'colorfx'
Then, in order to control it:
deck 1 effect_colorslider 'colorfx'
deck 1 effect_select 'colorfx' 'echo' & deck 1 effect_activate 'colorfx'
Then, in order to control it:
deck 1 effect_colorslider 'colorfx'
Posté Fri 01 Dec 17 @ 12:49 pm
PhantomDeejay wrote :
In order to select and activate it:
deck 1 effect_select 'colorfx' 'echo' & deck 1 effect_activate 'colorfx'
Then, in order to control it:
deck 1 effect_colorslider 'colorfx'
deck 1 effect_select 'colorfx' 'echo' & deck 1 effect_activate 'colorfx'
Then, in order to control it:
deck 1 effect_colorslider 'colorfx'
Does this mean the effect is already implemented into the software? If filter FX are already there, why not have an effect select tab under the filter buttons in skin? There's a space there that's perfect for it :).
Posté Fri 01 Dec 17 @ 1:07 pm
bagpuss wrote :
This this mean the effect is already implemented into the software? If filter FX are already there, why not have an effect select tab under the filter buttons in skin? There's a space there that's perfect for it :).
PhantomDeejay wrote :
In order to select and activate it:
deck 1 effect_select 'colorfx' 'echo' & deck 1 effect_activate 'colorfx'
Then, in order to control it:
deck 1 effect_colorslider 'colorfx'
deck 1 effect_select 'colorfx' 'echo' & deck 1 effect_activate 'colorfx'
Then, in order to control it:
deck 1 effect_colorslider 'colorfx'
This this mean the effect is already implemented into the software? If filter FX are already there, why not have an effect select tab under the filter buttons in skin? There's a space there that's perfect for it :).
+1
Posté Fri 01 Dec 17 @ 1:16 pm
bagpuss wrote :
Does this mean the effect is already implemented into the software? If filter FX are already there, why not have an effect select tab under the filter buttons in skin? There's a space there that's perfect for it :).
PhantomDeejay wrote :
In order to select and activate it:
deck 1 effect_select 'colorfx' 'echo' & deck 1 effect_activate 'colorfx'
Then, in order to control it:
deck 1 effect_colorslider 'colorfx'
deck 1 effect_select 'colorfx' 'echo' & deck 1 effect_activate 'colorfx'
Then, in order to control it:
deck 1 effect_colorslider 'colorfx'
Does this mean the effect is already implemented into the software? If filter FX are already there, why not have an effect select tab under the filter buttons in skin? There's a space there that's perfect for it :).
I think it's because colorfx are new in VDJ - I think we'll see it a lot more in use in the future - and I'm not sure if it's exactly the same effect as what you are looking for
But it does bring some funky options - this is basically using the script above, and fx processing set to post
Posté Sat 02 Dec 17 @ 3:34 pm