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  • Posted by alex (187.213.68.x) on August 11 2025, 3:06am in 7773:
    I always though a hipass fadeout automation sounded better than the normal amplitude fades but it takes too long to do it for every item, so I WISH

  • Posted by erysdren (72.213.7.x) on August 10 2025, 9:37pm in 7774:
    no worries! thank you for relpying :D i dunno if links are allowed, but here's my fork if you're interested: github.com/erysdren/plush

  • Posted by Tony (125.237.129.x) on August 8 2025, 10:13pm in 7773:
    Usefully, the Nyquist source for studio fade out is here (lame.buanzo.org/audacity_plugins_h... and is under a GPL 2.0 license

  • Posted by Tony (125.237.129.x) on August 8 2025, 9:15pm in 7773:
    I might have a crack at writing a plugin to do it (I've written a few with JUCE). If it seems OK, I'll open source it, and publish something on the Reaper forum

  • Posted by Vincent Fliniaux (37.168.29.x) on August 8 2025, 3:21pm in 7773:
    Super interesting, I always thought the same about pure amplitude fade outs. It would be very innovative to be able to toggle between amplitude and frequency fades in Reaper 😁

  • Posted by Sunblister (77.189.79.x) on August 8 2025, 2:44pm in 7772:
    His live streams are mostly ~3h (which is why I linked you a shortened down edit) and even in real-time he doesn't have to look for collabs for long. I think I'll have to come visit NY one day to check myself ;).

  • Posted by Mespotine (82.135.127.x) on August 7 2025, 4:29pm in 7768:
    Ah, so if I'm getting it right, all binary strings are stored this way. Good to know. I'll check the code you linked, this should help me tons. Thnx.

  • Posted by Justin on August 5 2025, 7:15pm in 7768:
    This isn't specific to bounce, though, this is a feature of the win32 WritePrivateProfileStruct -- see github.com/justinfrankel/WDL/blob/...e.g.

  • Posted by Mespotine (109.104.45.x) on August 5 2025, 12:29pm in 7768:
    bouncecfg_sz looks like the length of the unencoded string, right?

  • Posted by Mespotine (109.104.45.x) on August 5 2025, 12:16pm in 7768:
    Yeah, the ones stored in reaper.ini in bouncecfg and bouncecfg_sz. They have an additional byte at the end, when I decode them from hex to binary.

  • Posted by Justin on July 28 2025, 9:58pm in 7763:
    sometimes you can get an extra interval in there if the data isn't available in time, I think

  • Posted by Bernd Keul (89.0.16.x) on July 28 2025, 8:50pm in 7763:
    so, why it appears to be that some users are 3 bpi cycles apart then ?

  • Posted by Kevin (152.173.69.x) on July 27 2025, 3:18am in 7761:
    I remember DIRAC being unusably slow in my computer back then lol

  • Posted by Justin on July 26 2025, 11:17pm in 7762:
    2.x (or 2.9x)

  • Posted by Skinsmania (188.26.214.x) on July 25 2025, 11:44pm in 7762:
    Well, among four versions (2.X, 3.0, 5.0 and 5.5), which default skin are you most satisfied with?

  • Posted by Mespotine (46.189.28.x) on July 19 2025, 6:33pm in 7752:
    As long as there is a way to still link to it. Some answers will be referenced in the forum which we currently do by opening the comments-section.

  • Posted by Alexandre Paquette (174.89.214.x) on July 18 2025, 9:47pm in 7753:
    Amazing! thanks!

  • Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.77.x) on July 18 2025, 3:55pm in 7752:
    Ah yeah, sounds even better, thanks for having a look.

  • Posted by Anonymous (54.39.133.x) on July 17 2025, 3:48pm in 7748:
    Got it

  • Posted by Justin on July 15 2025, 6:43pm in 7748:
    can't say I remember exactly, but jesusonic single-instance FX was abbreviated in REAPER as "JS" pretty early on, and that more or less stuck (and FX added to disambiguate from javascript)

  • Posted by Anonymous (141.94.171.x) on July 15 2025, 10:30am in 7748:
    OK, why the change then? Have you had a change of heart about the name and if so, why? Did the reference to Jesus have anything to do with it?

  • Posted by Dom64 (82.132.214.x) on July 14 2025, 9:20pm in 7748:
    Edit: web.archive.org/web/20200314083836...

  • Posted by Dom64 (82.132.214.x) on July 14 2025, 9:20pm in 7748:
    And, here is an archived page snapshot from March of 2020 which confirms: cockos.com/jsfx/

  • Posted by Anonymous (37.59.18.x) on July 14 2025, 6:49am in 5531:
    "You don't need to be a christian to find wise words in the bible". Indeed, you might as well be a Jew if we speak about the Old Testament

  • Posted by Ian the The (193.5.232.x) on July 10 2025, 5:15pm in 7737:
    I suspect we exist on one of the multiverse's most worstest branches

  • Posted by Ian the The (193.5.232.x) on July 10 2025, 5:12pm in 7738:
    If you ever do, I'm sure I've still got the ReaSearch icon I knocked up eons ago... we can haz Tshirts!

  • Posted by Ian the The (193.5.232.x) on July 10 2025, 5:09pm in 7739:
    Had to google the abbreviation - ha, that's me since I married!

  • Posted by yoyo (46.19.136.x) on July 9 2025, 10:18pm in 7741:
    Yeah, sigh.. :( think I'll do it in vain anyways..

  • Posted by Justin on July 7 2025, 9:14pm in 7737:
    I can only assume the video was some AI slop, but in general the president is someone who seems as disconnected from the basic values of christianity as one can possibly be. so there's that.

  • Posted by wasereb4 (185.104.138.x) on July 7 2025, 4:02pm in 7737:
    Err..to be clear, I thanked Justin for removing that crap.

  • Posted by Wondering (197.251.240.x) on July 7 2025, 1:35pm in 7737:
    No offence, but pls why remove only the link, perhaps the question too? Others who read your answers to the questions here might find it confusing. But then others too would have appreciated it if the link was left alone as indicated by another user's comment above. But I also find it strange that you would name a software after Jesus but you wouldn't want to hear your president talk about Jesus. wow.

  • Posted by Chris (2.104.71.x) on July 6 2025, 10:40pm in 7739:
    Doesn't sound too bad :D

  • Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.77.x) on July 6 2025, 10:20pm in 7737:
    Thanks for this (I peeked the video before it was edited out).

  • Posted by Mespotine (82.135.127.x) on July 3 2025, 2:39pm in 7732:
    It can't play Doom, currently...

  • Posted by Anthony (92.54.248.x) on July 3 2025, 10:02am in 7731:
    Thanks Justin! I'm making an extension to open ableton files and need service jsfx that I create on the fly. Sometimes a lot of them are created and each time I have to display a message that I need to re-scan the plugins. Plus I think this will be useful for repack. Installed - and you can see the plugin right away)

  • Posted by someone (62.227.179.x) on July 1 2025, 10:05pm in 7730:
    thanks!

  • Posted by Afonso (148.69.5.x) on June 27 2025, 12:03pm in 7725:
    I use it daily. It has a panel based Gui so we can rearrange the watch view, disassembly, memory view, etc. as we want. I just set the target exe and define the directory to run it on and that's it.

  • Posted by Dom64 (82.132.215.x) on June 27 2025, 4:22am in 7727:
    Thanks for looking into this Justin! I've forwarded this info to a couple of devs... will let you know if it works out.

  • Posted by Justin on June 27 2025, 2:04am in 7727:
    This should be fixed by the plug-in, then, by passing a path to CreateCoreWebView2EnvironmentWithOptions

  • Posted by Dom64 (82.132.215.x) on June 27 2025, 12:17am in 7727:
    yeah, sorry I get that. I thought I'd mention it here as it it's such a strange / peculiar thing and it's been posted by someone else in the wrong forum - so I thought it might be worth mentioning. Besides, it's a bug, and I'm sure it will become more prevalent as more webview plugins will get released, as seems to be trending lately.

  • Posted by WGarb (102.176.75.x) on June 25 2025, 10:09pm in 7721:
    Sorry, you can delete my second post. Yes, I surprised the sample code I typed looked different when it was posted it. If there is any other way to not get filtered, I will post it here in the comments. Thanks.

  • Posted by Justin on June 24 2025, 1:32pm in 7714:
    yeah, not gonna dive too deep into there heh

  • Posted by PedalingPanda (185.238.219.x) on June 23 2025, 5:21pm in 7714:
    That's.... short. :)

  • Posted by Dom M (82.132.213.x) on June 18 2025, 3:32pm in 7716:
    I'd say ditto Windows, I wouldn't say there's really any point in installing a 3rd party anti-virus these days because Windows defender is great.

  • Posted by Justin on June 18 2025, 1:22am in 7706:
    lol thanks for the vote of confidence. but if you think the original gnutella protocol is complex then I have some bad news for you.

  • Posted by It was not you! (212.32.82.x) on June 15 2025, 1:54pm in 7706:
    Gnutella protocol was not written by you Justin. This is far too complex to be written by a college undergraduate

  • Posted by doom (112.254.92.x) on June 15 2025, 4:32am in 7713:
    Can we call Windows interfaces for localized implementation? Because the current way of browsing files and folders is really (terrible). Or please provide an option.

  • Posted by Ian the The (165.225.94.x) on June 12 2025, 10:53am in 7707:
    I wouldn't know - I live very much in the past....

  • Posted by Mespotine (212.122.61.x) on June 11 2025, 2:44pm in 7705:
    You're welcome :D And if you want to fall into a much deeper rabbit hole, here's an extensive talk about, how the Apollo 11-Guidance computer worked: media.ccc.de/v/34c3-9064-the_ultim...

  • Posted by Justin on June 10 2025, 1:11pm in 7707:
    heh I suppose we can already send messages to the future

  • Posted by schwa (67.245.193.x) on June 10 2025, 11:09am in 7707:
    wouldn't we already know?

  • Posted by Ian the The (165.225.94.x) on June 10 2025, 10:11am in 7707:
    Forwards or backwards?

  • Posted by schwa (67.245.193.x) on June 7 2025, 10:53pm in 7695:
    youtube.com/watch?v=LqSM2do-Sz0

  • Posted by Belthane Son (136.23.0.x) on June 5 2025, 9:00pm in 7706:
    You she help Raphael Manfredi to develop GTK Gnutella. It's a pity I cannot code on such a level, but Gnutella nor P2P mustn't die.

  • Posted by Will (99.100.219.x) on June 5 2025, 3:41pm in 7706:
    I think the Pepper assumption is based on a photo you posted right around the time of the initial gnutella release of you and Tom sitting in the floor with a hoodless desktop :)

  • Posted by Maniek Łódzki (77.111.247.x) on June 5 2025, 1:34pm in 7704:
    Cool , I'm also a Jew and I support ŁKS bro !!

  • Posted by May 31 2025 (149.22.80.x) on May 31 2025, 8:14pm in 7695:
    Angels of light: Everything Is Good Here/Please Come Home, Swans: The Great Annihilator

  • Posted by alex (187.213.87.x) on May 30 2025, 8:49am in 7694:
    I think the knobs could be a bit more separated, it opens up with 7 unlabeled knobs in who knows what order and everytime I have to read the 7 tooltips again and again to remember what each does... a bit more friendlier design on that side would be nice, that's the only thing really, even the fade knobs to the sides and the gain on the top left like media items would clear a lot imo

  • Posted by Justin on May 29 2025, 9:37pm in 7688:
    latest reaper +dev builds have some updates for this!

  • Posted by Justin on May 28 2025, 8:32pm in 7695:
    any recommendation for an album to start with on each?

  • Posted by answered (138.199.53.x) on May 28 2025, 2:05am in 7695:
    Oh, ok. Both are bands fronted by Michael Gira. Both are very cool but have different styles. I just thought you may have listened to them.

  • Posted by Amadeu (148.63.140.x) on May 27 2025, 10:55pm in 7694:
    I appreciate your honesty — and truly, I hope you recover quickly and fully. All the best.

  • Posted by Justin on May 27 2025, 8:54pm in 7694:
    cool, my pleasure. sorry if I'm a bit cranky in my replies, been dealing with an injury that's driving me a bit bonkers. :/

  • Posted by Amadeu (148.63.140.x) on May 27 2025, 6:01pm in 7694:
    I have to say — despite the tone, that video is excellent and genuinely helpful. Thanks for sharing it.

  • Posted by Justin on May 27 2025, 2:50pm in 7694:
    I'm sure you will be dismissive and say "yes I knew all of that" but in case it is helpful for anybody else: youtube.com/watch?v=vSBO_VC9q3E

  • Posted by Amadeu (148.63.140.x) on May 27 2025, 2:35pm in 7694:
    I understand. We clearly have different standards for what qualifies as usable. Thanks again for your time.

  • Posted by Justin on May 27 2025, 2:22pm in 7694:
    "metaphors are used to illustrate ideas" "retouch a photo using Excel" umm, I have to call bullshit on this. there is nothing constructive there. and honestly, the spectral edit functionality is actually pretty decent, but either you are being too snarky or you just didn't spend enough time with it.

  • Posted by argus (31.37.8.x) on May 27 2025, 1:55pm in 7694:
    thank you Amadeu for enabling others to improve their patience

  • Posted by Amadeu (148.63.140.x) on May 27 2025, 12:24pm in 7694:
    The difference is simple: metaphors are used to illustrate ideas, sarcasm is used to dismiss them. One contributes to the discussion, the other derails it. But I’m glad we agree on one thing: it’s definitely time for a feature bounty.

  • Posted by Krispy (165.73.69.x) on May 27 2025, 11:29am in 7694:
    Can't help myself ... complaining about someone being sarcastic when the response was "like trying to retouch a photo using Excel". People in glass houses. Time for that feature bounty.

  • Posted by Amadeu (148.63.140.x) on May 26 2025, 10:11pm in 7694:
    That would be a fantastic start. Thanks for the conversation — sarcastic or not, feedback is still free insight.

  • Posted by Justin on May 26 2025, 5:59pm in 7694:
    interesting idea, maybe we should start listening to user feedback /s ;)

  • Posted by Amadeu (148.63.140.x) on May 26 2025, 3:58pm in 7694:
    Understood. I’ll dig deeper — but just as a suggestion, if more users keep 'whining' about the UI, maybe it’s not whining, maybe it’s feedback. Reaper’s flexibility is great, but usability shouldn’t be a punishment.

  • Posted by Justin on May 26 2025, 1:31pm in 7694:
    it does have some realtime preview and the functionality is more there than you think (you can draw the edges etc), so I'd say spend some more time with it before you whine here. also don't whine here, see the note above.

  • Posted by Amadeu (148.63.140.x) on May 25 2025, 11:24pm in 7694:
    Thanks for pointing me to the spectral editing. I gave it a go… and well, let’s just say it feels like trying to retouch a photo using Excel. I get that it's technically functional — but from a musical or creative standpoint, it's about as inviting as a spreadsheet. Have you considered implementing proper graphical tools like brush, lasso, or clone — something that doesn’t require a PhD in patience and guesswork? Even a basic real-time preview or a 'draw-to-remove' function would make a massive difference.

  • Posted by fixed (102.176.101.x) on May 23 2025, 3:04pm in 7693:
    Yes, I realised I miscategorized it. It's fixed now. Thanks.

  • Posted by jake (187.213.28.x) on May 23 2025, 4:18am in 7679:
    editing audio is not tedious, routing a bunch of busses to certain channels and tracks e.g. is so if I could just talk to do it, cool. I also love audio editing, but I also love fast workflow.

  • Posted by ekaj (31.37.8.x) on May 21 2025, 2:02pm in 7679:
    I hope that day never happens for reaper. It's as if you deprived me from the joy of holding a pencil to draw. I enjoy editing audio.

  • Posted by Bernd Keul (89.0.159.x) on May 20 2025, 9:05pm in 7687:
    Maybe we can make a remote party and open bottles in time on 16 BPI

  • Posted by hmmm (185.107.56.x) on May 20 2025, 8:36pm in 7671:
    @Kevin, the owner of the site you shared was caught being a CP enthusiast as well : news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41837782

  • Posted by Bernd Keul (89.0.159.x) on May 20 2025, 5:29pm in 7688:
    for this the seperate outputs of Ninjam players will be golden , one location will be this 3D sound venue zimmt.net/en/main-en/

  • Posted by Bernd (89.0.159.x) on May 20 2025, 5:24pm in 7688:
    thankyou , that would be so great! we are preparing for live ninjam session where we will have multichannel speakers and 3-4 screenss

  • Posted by Gio (79.130.164.x) on May 18 2025, 2:51pm in 7687:
    As a WDL user I feel jealous of C++ Committee and STL in particular, those guys throw a party every three (3) years, they even photograph themselves with various beverages. Here only beautiful work, overworking comes to mind.

  • Posted by Gio (79.130.164.x) on May 17 2025, 9:20pm in 7687:
    Come on Justin, I know people who light up a cigar and open a bottle of champagne on successful -Hello World-, I believe REAPER deserves a little bit better than that --- girls love glamour.

  • Posted by Gio (79.130.164.x) on May 17 2025, 9:14pm in 7686:
    Haha, typical Justin.

  • Posted by Daniel Eccleston (104.244.225.x) on May 17 2025, 6:24pm in 7682:
    Alright Thank you for the response. Breaking it down in to smaller components makes it a lot more manageable and can be applied to other projects I have inn mind as well, so thanks.

  • Posted by Justin on May 16 2025, 2:56pm in 7684:
    It doesn't matter, we just have to do the best we can, even knowing that we might be wrong and that there's a lot we won't understand, and (to paraphrase vonnegut), try to help make life as unhorrible as possible for everybody

  • Posted by Thinking (102.176.101.x) on May 16 2025, 10:21am in 7684:
    If we can't trust our brains, what can we trust to know what is true about reality? How do you determine what’s ultimately real, especially about questions of life, death, and meaning?

  • Posted by Thinking? (102.176.101.x) on May 15 2025, 10:00pm in 7684:
    So that simply mean zero belief, right?

  • Posted by Aidy (176.59.213.x) on May 15 2025, 1:59pm in 7681:
    All formats .

  • Posted by Bernd Keul (85.197.6.x) on May 13 2025, 10:57pm in 7668:
    so i tried it and i still don“t get it to work ... in the small window , that i get when i doubleclick the Ninjam plugin it still says 8in 2 out , where do i change that?

  • Posted by jake (187.201.254.x) on May 13 2025, 7:39pm in 7679:
    I agree, thought it was funny but still interesting see how one can someday just talk to your daw to do whatever technical tedious thing you need for your song

  • Posted by Kevin (152.173.123.x) on May 13 2025, 7:33am in 7671:
    Too bad he's a transphobe (or harbors transphobes in Hyprland's community) - drewdevault.com/2023/09/17/Hyprlan...

  • Posted by helgoboss (46.189.45.x) on May 11 2025, 8:36pm in 7674:
    Playtime is the closed-source part of Helgobox. The technique it uses is indeed PlayTrackPreview, with a custom-made PCM_source implementation that delivers the correct audio and MIDI depending on the playing clips and its positions. Not too difficult to make the basics work. But a lot of effort to turn it into a polished and performant piece of software (in my experience at least).

  • Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.77.x) on May 10 2025, 1:50am in 7674:
    It's (I think partly at least) open source: github.com/helgoboss/helgobox

  • Posted by Justin on May 9 2025, 3:10pm in 7674:
    it would be very complex, probably need PlayTrackPreview, make copies of the PCM_source from items, etc, too much to describe here

  • Posted by nikolalkc (80.216.15.x) on May 9 2025, 7:23am in 7674:
    Yes, like that. The question is then basically how to recreate that behavior in code. What would be the API to build that from scratch in a custom extension?

  • Posted by Justin on May 8 2025, 1:19am in 7673:
    it adds latency and that gets reported as PDC, yeah. forum is good for this stuff

  • Posted by tar tar tar (223.206.51.x) on May 7 2025, 10:22pm in 7673:
    Thanks so much! I didn’t realize playback runs through the media buffer. That explains why latency isn’t an issue during conversion :-D But for FX Instance/Chain Oversampling, does it behave like typical plugin oversamplers? Does it add latency reported via PDC? I couldn’t confirm from REAPER’s performance meter. I thought this was just a small DSP question, so I didn’t post on the forum. Sorry if it’s too REAPER-specific. Thanks again!

  • Posted by Eris Lund (80.228.64.x) on May 7 2025, 6:34am in 7670:
    ah, that explains it! i had done some googling before and this confirms what i was thinking. i know it's a little too late now but i admire how easy/simple it is to get and modify samples, no real extra fluff needed

  • Posted by Deeee (197.251.240.x) on May 5 2025, 5:52pm in 7669:
    Thank you very much, Justin. I'm going to revamp my code. I really appreciate this.

  • Posted by Bernd Keul (89.0.19.x) on May 2 2025, 1:32am in 7668:
    Thank you again ! it is working , i will make a mutichannel output ninjam video now ...

  • Posted by Justin on May 1 2025, 9:21pm in 7668:
    look at the channels menu, you can tweak the output settings there I think

  • Posted by Bernd Keul (89.0.39.x) on May 1 2025, 12:00am in 7668:
    Thank you for the fast reply , we will keep on looking for a VDO Sync solution , I will take my output question now to the forum ...

  • Posted by Abhi (106.219.69.x) on April 29 2025, 6:04am in 7665:
    šŸ˜‚ ahahahah, I knew you would say something like this!!! Anyway, I put you in the folder 'Social', along with bookmarks like FB, reddit, whatsapp web etc.

  • Posted by Deeee (197.251.240.x) on April 29 2025, 2:08am in 7667:
    I see, thanks for tips, especially the variables vs memory.

  • Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.77.x) on April 25 2025, 4:45am in 7663:
    Depends on the keyboard layout. :)

  • Posted by Abhi (106.219.68.x) on April 24 2025, 5:25am in 7663:
    Ohhhhh, that i also thought about. For Ctrl + Y, you have to put your finger way too far lol

  • Posted by wasereb4 (95.91.77.x) on April 24 2025, 4:34am in 7664:
    Thanks, solved in the thread.

  • Posted by seventhsam (75.6.181.x) on April 20 2025, 11:13pm in 7663:
    Ctrl-shift-z is more convenient and ergonomic. Affinity designer 2 uses it by default as well...

  • Posted by Looool (102.176.75.x) on April 19 2025, 3:36am in 7662:
    Lol, thought as much. Slow Tools is hilarious

  • Posted by sergio (83.50.71.x) on April 17 2025, 12:47pm in 7658:
    Thanks for the response! Totally understand. We're big fans of Reaper and we've had a few talks during AirCon (which is free to attend btw) in the past about it so thought you might like know. In any case, all the best!

  • Posted by Deee (197.251.240.x) on April 16 2025, 9:24pm in 7655:
    Hahahaha. Not the OP....I can see you get this same question a lot. Lol

  • Posted by Rano (45.250.49.x) on April 14 2025, 4:11am in 7653:
    Thanks man!

  • Posted by Deee (102.176.65.x) on April 12 2025, 2:42pm in 7650:
    Ok, thanks.

  • Posted by Justin on April 12 2025, 2:01pm in 7650:
    Pretty similar, though CLAP has less C++ crud, and more cleanly defined interfaces, which I appreciate.

  • Posted by Deee (102.176.65.x) on April 12 2025, 7:45am in 7650:
    I see. Jsfx is great then. Pls what about Clap compared to vst?

  • Posted by Justin on April 11 2025, 4:08am in 7647:
    There is often time during exercise to contemplate programming -- could be solving problems, figuring out bugs, or realizing that things you've written are incorrect. happens routinely.

  • Posted by seventhsam (75.6.181.x) on April 11 2025, 12:19am in 7647:
    Do you find any kind of benefits from the training carrying over into your coding work in any way?

  • Posted by Chris (173.70.123.x) on April 9 2025, 10:06pm in 7646:
    Thanks! Reproduced it using SurgeXT FX (the FX Type Param). I'll shoot support an email!

  • Posted by Wing (197.251.240.x) on April 8 2025, 11:15pm in 7645:
    Alright. A couple of jsfx plugins in Reaper are also like that, especially the ones with pan pots. But as long as the noise stops after dialling, like you said, it's ok. Thanks.

  • Posted by Wing (197.251.240.x) on March 30 2025, 11:25pm in 7636:
    @vitalker Thanks for the link. I got the code, it's working great. It's amazing how he was able to get to accept text input. Now I just need to tailor it to meet my needs. I'm very grateful.

  • Posted by vitalker (95.160.35.x) on March 30 2025, 10:12am in 7636:
    One already exists: forums.cockos.com/showpost.php?p=2...

  • Posted by Justin on March 29 2025, 2:26pm in 7638:
    depends on the signal of each... but yes you could end up with some samples over +-1, which might need handling if converting to integer PCM

  • Posted by Ruchira Hasaranga (111.223.184.x) on March 29 2025, 6:29am in 7638:
    isn't that causes the output values to be more than 1.0?

  • Posted by Wing (102.176.65.x) on March 28 2025, 8:12pm in 7636:
    @ Todd_r thanks for the library, is it not these libraries that sometimes makes a plugin incompatible with latest version of Reaper and you have to be using compatibility lib workaround? If using it will be once and for all like I wouldn't need to do any adjustments to the plugin in the future, that will be great.

  • Posted by Wing (102.176.65.x) on March 28 2025, 8:08pm in 7636:
    Yes, the fx comment is great but sometimes it's a little small for me and I may even forget about the comment, but a dedicated notepad on the track channel will help much. Thanks

  • Posted by todd_r (194.9.110.x) on March 27 2025, 11:11am in 7636:
    geraintluff.github.io/jsfx-ui-lib/ github.com/cfillion/reaimgui

  • Posted by todd_r (194.9.108.x) on March 27 2025, 11:11am in 7636:
    You can use a gui library like jsfx-ui-lib or ReaImGui

  • Posted by Justin on March 27 2025, 4:04am in 7636:
    but also we have the fx comment field for that purpose...

  • Posted by Wing (197.251.240.x) on March 27 2025, 3:18am in 7636:
    Alright, thanks.

  • Posted by alex (187.213.24.x) on March 26 2025, 11:27pm in 7634:
    idwk it didn't let me use alex before so I used tomas as longer, sorry.

  • Posted by Alex (187.213.24.x) on March 26 2025, 11:26pm in 7634:
    here's a post I made forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=299128




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