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| quote: | Originally posted by Raphie
I'm just playing with you no worries
And yes i fully comprehend bidule, just not something i would like to use. As i don't work itb,it yet another "modular platform to connect vst's together"
Not using vsts at all so no use for bidule
But if you make great strides with it, power to you. |
right but thing of what you can do with say with a midi/osc to cv converter. It is just something that well, hardware's weak points are the sequencers. They are always too rigid and quantized. In fact most people with modular setups use bidule.
Most orchestral guys for film that do mockups use it,
I mean it is used by so many people and it really isn't that hard to understand. It sin't meant to replace your daw
For example, i have a bank of chain effects, and then a bank of inputs, and i can not only automate anything with enveloppes but you can also alter the matrix as to what is sending what were. You can insert an audio crossfader for each so that the sound morphs,
It is just liberating. It does what you can't do in any daw.
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