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Kevan
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 Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 8:05 am Post subject: Skip a section during playback |
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Firstly, thanks for producing Wavosaur, it's a great program with far more features than I will ever need.
I was wondering, is there any way to define a section to be skipped during playback? What I imagine is that the user would be able to place two 'skip markers' and when playback reaches the first one, it would automatically jump to the second.
Ideally this would work within a selection and be changeable during playback. This would be really useful for seamlessly cutting out a section of a track.
If something like this exists please could someone point me in the right direction. If not, is this likely to be simple and useful enough to be a potential new feature?
Many thanks.
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Rex
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Hello kevan, welcome to the forum
Actually this kind of feature doesn't exist
it sounds like a great idea, i don't know if this could be implemented easily (i'm afraid it can be a bit complicated) but i'll tell the dev' and put this feature in the "todo list"
thanks for your suggestion! |
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| Posted: Mon Dec 03, 2007 6:01 pm Post subject: |
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Good idea.
Any cases must be studied before, but yes direct in our "ideas list"!
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Dandruff
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| Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 5:22 am Post subject: |
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| Yeah, Reaper does this with ALT+Space ... nice feature! |
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We are working on the idea.
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wallo69
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Just want to commemorate this feature request which is very essential imho.
Thanks for the great program! |
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440thumper
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| This has been in wavelab lite since version 0! without it, This program is useless. |
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Rex
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| if you're in a hurry you can buy wavelab |
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R.A.W.
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| 440thumper wrote: | | This has been in wavelab lite since version 0! without it, This program is useless. |
well, that is only your opinion... i don't need that feature, wavosaur does everything i need!
i don't get the way some people write in this forum, it doesn't fit to the value for the price.. this great program is FREE! if you don't like it, don't use it and stop moaning.
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| Quote: | | if you're in a hurry you can buy wavelab |
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