Audio Automation Units

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Audio Automation Units

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Simple request this time
When using audio automation on a parameter, the selection bar uses a 0-1 system to denote the frequency range being used. Could we make that in Hz, ex 20hz-100hz for bass frequencies? That will make the audio nerds in attendance, including myself very happy. Thanks
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Re: Audio Automation Units

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Hmmm. That would make sense. We figure that most people dial these numbers in by eyeballing it. Would you really use it based on the absolute frequency range?

Not saying that that's the wrong way to do it, just trying to find out how people are actually using this feature...

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I would used it by actually frequency range, but I was a sound guy long before i did video :D

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its possible to eyball if the range is shown in frequenze, but it´s impossible to catch the exact freuquenc with 0-100 range.

So why not replace it with a frequenz scale.
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This could be very useful if you prepare a gig without actual audio input.
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Re: Audio Automation Units

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Thanks for chiming in, everyone. We'll add this to our to-do list.

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Re: Audio Automation Units

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It'd be nice to be able to type the frequency in as well

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Re: Audio Automation Units

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DayVeeJay wrote:It'd be nice to be able to type the frequency in as well
I believe this would be standard functionality, since you can type in existing value boxes.

While the Res team is granting wishes-
That little rta graph that we will soon be choosing frequencies on sure is pretty...
real pretty...
pretty enough to be on screen as a source...I have some content that is basically that (rta/fft/eq style metering) but of course it has no relation to the music actually being played. And since it seems like the hard work of coding an rta visual is already done...
Thanks Gentlemen

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Re: Audio Automation Units

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Alex Bigfug has some FFT plugins available if you're into that stuff: http://www.bigfug.com/product-category/ ... e-plugins/

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