Pretty neat. Any more info on this?
I've set [dir 1] to my sample directory, and [dir 2] to my IR spaces folder. Setting [dir 2] the same as [dir 1] can yield some interesting results too, but is there any access to the convoler's audio output besides saving as a wav? It would be cool to monitor the 'random process's output, then just capture it on the fly. Also, if any mono sounds could play back as dual mono.... would be sweet.
Edit: And maybe a button to randomly process a file from just one of the directories, while keeping the other?
Hidden String: CONVOL
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this tool is really in alpha state ( like the memory one ), that why it 's only as an hidden command...
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the convol engine is actually for internal use only.
In the next release it will be more friendly but it will be still for a quick and dirty job...
In the next release it will be more friendly but it will be still for a quick and dirty job...
Olivier Sens
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