klausmogensen
Is it possible to stack Sound Color FXs?
Right now I use scripts like these:
On/Off for specific effect:
effect_active 'colorfx' && effect_select 'colorfx' 'echo' & effect_colorslider 'colorfx' 50%
Knob:
effect_colorslider 'colorfx'
Thatlooks like there is only 1 slot for a color fx - so in other words: only one at the time
So that this:
effect_active 'colorfx' && effect_select 'colorfx' 'loop rool' & effect_colorslider 'colorfx' 50%
will disable the echo, because it's no longer in the colorfx effect slot
I can use a standard effect slot for an additional effect, which will work with "effect_colorslider"
But will that always give me the same result?
Right now I use scripts like these:
On/Off for specific effect:
effect_active 'colorfx' && effect_select 'colorfx' 'echo' & effect_colorslider 'colorfx' 50%
Knob:
effect_colorslider 'colorfx'
Thatlooks like there is only 1 slot for a color fx - so in other words: only one at the time
So that this:
effect_active 'colorfx' && effect_select 'colorfx' 'loop rool' & effect_colorslider 'colorfx' 50%
will disable the echo, because it's no longer in the colorfx effect slot
I can use a standard effect slot for an additional effect, which will work with "effect_colorslider"
But will that always give me the same result?
Mensajes Thu 06 Dec 18 @ 4:02 pm
Adion
Yes, there is 1 designated colorfx slot, but as you noticed other effect slots allow 'color' use as well using effect_colorslider.
It should give the same results, except that changing the effect works slightly different.
For the colorfx slot, when changing the effect, it will automatically disable the previous colorfx, and also automatically activate the newly selected colorfx at the same parameter value as the old colorfx (if it was active before switching)
This behavior is not present in the regular fx slots, so you have to activate the new effect yourself, and possibly have the colorslider 'catch up' to the value of the new effect.
It should give the same results, except that changing the effect works slightly different.
For the colorfx slot, when changing the effect, it will automatically disable the previous colorfx, and also automatically activate the newly selected colorfx at the same parameter value as the old colorfx (if it was active before switching)
This behavior is not present in the regular fx slots, so you have to activate the new effect yourself, and possibly have the colorslider 'catch up' to the value of the new effect.
Mensajes Thu 06 Dec 18 @ 4:16 pm
klausmogensen
Thats's cool - I can work with that :)
Mensajes Thu 06 Dec 18 @ 4:18 pm