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copy and paste Modulators

for the same Track or others. A quote from the forum: Is it possible to copy and paste Modulators between Tracks? Or even in one Track? With the native ones, not directly, as it's a jsfx with the modulation attached. For those you can store presets. Right click the modulator title, and select "store as preset". Now you have it ready to load in the Modulators list. For the others you could just copy from within the modulators container and drop it in the other tracks modulators container. Or you could also use the same approach as above. If you duplicate it within the track (from reapers fx browser) it will show up in the list, but the script won't rename the modulator until you trigger this, which means there will be two modulators with the same name. It might get confused of that. Not entire sure actually. But we should definitely have a duplicate option when right clicking the title. Could you make a feature suggestion for it in featurebase? And maybe also a copy and paste option, so we can easily copy from one track and paste it on another without having to open Reapers FX window.

tjingboem 7 months ago

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Slight adjustments on the plugins list

Some small feature requests that would make things nicer for me (nice to have but not essential or high priority): 1) Option to hide the numbers. It would still keep the clickable space there where the numbers are, so that we can use them for selecting/opening plugins. for some reason whenever i look at them, my mind reads the numbers out loud so mentally it’s more taxing. small thing but would make a difference for me. 2) ability to add fx by double clicking on an empty space below the last fx. this would be more intuitive for me than moving my mouse up to the “add fx” button. A “add fx” button below the last fx is fine too but i assume thats harder to do than just making a double click option available. perhaps a modifier key + double click to add a container. 3) If number 2 can be done, option to hide the “add fx” and “container” buttons to save space.

Digitt 8 months ago

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Scrolling vertically over knobs doesn't work until scrolled all the way

When scrolling vertically in vertical mode, I can only adjust the knobs if I am scrolled all the way to the bottom or top. For example, if I put my mouse over the ‘speed’ knob as per this video, and scroll down, it instead scrolls the entire script down. once i’ve hit the bottom then scrolling down over the speed knob allows me to adjust it i then scroll up in the video, and it scrolls up in the script instead of adjusting the speed knob. once fully scrolled up, i can then scroll the speed knob i am using cmd as my modifier. however, i just want to state that my ideal would be to use the mouse wheel freely without a modifier key. ie: when scrolling over a knob, it adjusts the knob. when scrolling over an empty space that isn’t a knob, it scrolls the script up/down my settings for scrolling are as follows. i havent really experimented with them at all

Digitt 8 months ago

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Focused modulator panel

We currently have our list of plugins and whatever plugin is selected will show in the focused plugin panel, as such: If we had the same for modulators, it’d save alot of space and allow us to not have to scroll through the panel to find them. we could simply have a list of the current modulators and you just choose from the list. modulators that are jsfx and the like that can be opened in a floating window could open upon click just like the way it is with plugins now (with an option to choose whether the name or number opens or selects) the mapping buttons would be ideal to have there as well for easy mapping and visually seeing the LFO’s etc moving. this could also be a precursor to the grid system i’ve suggested, which i’ll add another time in a seperate post. (essentially the grid system would be the same thing, except instead of a list of items, it just has buttons that have icons and the visuals of the LFO’s moving etc.) basically the same thing just easier on the eyes and a bit more creative-feeling.

Digitt 8 months ago

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