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[nuts]

Hi, It could be awesome to do that, far more convenient than do it on a sequencer for resampling or effecting samples.
I imagine the ability to create external busses for multi i/o audio interface and outboard fx , realtime monitoring with (automatic ?) latency compensation.
I don't know any audio editor that can do that, and plugins are definitely not alone in audio effecting. :)

Everyday i dream about that.

[Rex]

i'm not sure to understand the concept, could you describe in details ?

[nuts]

I imagine the thing like that with my gear:

I have a motu 828mk2 with 8i/o, so in preferences or what i could create external send/return buses a la cubase .

Bus 1: OUT: Motu analog 1 / IN Motu analog 1
Bus 2: OUT Motu analog 6 / IN Motu Analog 5
etc...

Ice on the cake will be the ability to rename the bus for better comprehension:
BUS1 = Tube preamp
Bus 2 = Spring reverb
Bus 3 = guitar pedal distortion
Bus 4= C64 filtering
etc...

Then when you are editing your sample instead of choosing a VST you choose your bus and you start to tweak you sample on your outboard gear.
I spoke about latency compensation for direct monitoring issues and things like that.
Then you click "render", "ok" or what, and it bounces the new sample.

With an effect chain a la soundforge that have the ability to mix outboard gear and VST it would be even more awesome.

See what i mean ?

[Rex]

Sounds interesting, i'll tell the dev' about that, i don't have any idea about how difficult it is to implement

[nuts]

Thanks, same for me i don't know anything about creating software but it could be badass, and quite original!

[youri]

Reaper already does that, and so will Live7.
It can indeed be quite amazing (but not a priority imo).

[nuts]

Thanks for the info Youri, i did'nt know for Reaper.

Live 7 is not an editor, you can do like i do on cubase actually i imagine but it is definitely not convenient, you cannot batch process for example.

[nuts]

still using wavosaur

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