S.F. --
There's a shareware program I recently downloaded called
AudioMulch. What it does it does pretty well, especially
for the price, but there is one invaluable feature in that
program that I *really* wish was integrated into Vegas --
the ability to insert control vectors (like the volume,
pan, and FX vectors currently utilized in Vegas) to control
individual parameters of effects (resonance on filters,
ratios on compressors, delay generations on delays, etc.).
The ability to "program" in this way (making resonance
levels on filters, for example, swell at just the right
moment) is a very cool thing. As it stands today, Vegas
gives us only two options: adjusting the level of an effect
with fixed settings or adjusting effect parameters in real
time (while transferring the mix to DAT -- no way to mix
internally using this technique).
Also, native VST support would be *excellent*! I have a
couple of different VST adapters, and they're fine, but I
wish I didn't have to run two effects (the adapter and the
VST plugin) to get one effect.
I would hate to see Vegas suffer from feature bloat, but
who doesn't agree with me that these are potentially cool
things?
Thanks for listening,
Carl
There's a shareware program I recently downloaded called
AudioMulch. What it does it does pretty well, especially
for the price, but there is one invaluable feature in that
program that I *really* wish was integrated into Vegas --
the ability to insert control vectors (like the volume,
pan, and FX vectors currently utilized in Vegas) to control
individual parameters of effects (resonance on filters,
ratios on compressors, delay generations on delays, etc.).
The ability to "program" in this way (making resonance
levels on filters, for example, swell at just the right
moment) is a very cool thing. As it stands today, Vegas
gives us only two options: adjusting the level of an effect
with fixed settings or adjusting effect parameters in real
time (while transferring the mix to DAT -- no way to mix
internally using this technique).
Also, native VST support would be *excellent*! I have a
couple of different VST adapters, and they're fine, but I
wish I didn't have to run two effects (the adapter and the
VST plugin) to get one effect.
I would hate to see Vegas suffer from feature bloat, but
who doesn't agree with me that these are potentially cool
things?
Thanks for listening,
Carl