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You assign a VSTi to it, and it has an output. In its core, its very much similar to how OpenMPT works, except there are no limits.

Natively Bitwig does not do parallel processing either. Let me tell you how Bitwig solved this problem. It could be possible to specify more than just one outputs on the plugin page, and that probably would allow you to do parallel processing in OpenMPT, upto a degree.īut maybe its a good idea to use the good old: get inspiration from other developers. Now, one could say, oh, but just supply another parameter in the plugin page that specifies what you want to use for input, so you copy that signal instead of whatever is currently outputting to it, but that could lead to a feedback loop. With parallel processing you would copy the main signal multiple times, apply wet/dry to it and mix the result to the output. There is the wet/dry slider which allows you to apply only a bit of an effect to the sound, but the next plugin in the chain still uses that output, never the source. You'll understand the above note in a second. You'll understand the above footnote? headernote? prenote? note? yeah note. Because most of my projects are now with BitWig now, I don't really use chainer myself anymore except for opening old projects that used it.īut back on topic. I'm a BitWig user now although there are still moments where I come back to good old OpenMPT.

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If a whole new tab for chaining vsts is not an option, then how about a vst like tool that would be in every ompt download that grabs all the vsts from ompt and gives you an interface something like vst-forx which is another one I have used for years I really think a dedicated vst tab that contains chains which can hopefully be randomly dragged and linked in as many ways as possible will solve the second issue because that is the major failing of ompt vst implementation in my personal opinion.įor example, right now, I have just finished downloading Xlutop chainer again and I am presently browsing my search results in my basic search engine for hopefully new chainers. I use chainer plugins specifically because of theseġ - it cannot be overstated how helpful a visual way to chain the plugins you use can beĢ - getting any effect to run parallel on an effect chain seems to be natively impossible in ompt, maybe because there is no visual way to dissect our chains I am completely wrong here, but frankly every chain I make seems very much in series, even plugins set to master very much have a linear system and take what is output from the previous master and add the effects to that. Just adding my own experience to this pool here.

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Tested code revision (in case you know it) Has the bug occurred in previous versions? The ability to control the chain itself using midi macros, such as volume and dry/wet ratios of a redirect to channel block. The ability to insert an output somewhere during the chain to redirect the sound to a different chain with a dry/wet slider allowing the sound to also continue in the same channel. (I dedicate a channel for an instrument with its settings and EQ and so forth, so when I reuse an instrument, I only need little tweaking to make it work in my current song.

Have the ability to save the entire channel with plugins and their settings into a file, so I can reopen that channel in its entirely and it works out of the box. Have an overview of what comes out at the very bottom of the channel to a volume switch with VU meter. (actually this is not even necessary if I can somehow send any instrument's midi data directly to such channel.) Have 16 channels, each listening to a different midi channel. What I'd love to see (its slightly different than how chainer does it by default, but I make changes to follow this workflow) is the following: It'd be awesome if these can be implemented in OpenMPT at some point. There are a few reasons I haven't said goodbye to Chainer. I'm using Xlutop Chainer because I miss certain functionality inside OpenMPT. 0000900: Plugin chains with mixer support

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