Author Message Bambick • user
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.. just wondering...
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Message # 1 14.09.23 - 17:16:05
kapysta • user
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Actually... having used a bunch of programs that have exactly this and moving to Reaper's simplified approach on this, I don't want it. -1.
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Message # 2 14.09.23 - 17:22:29
Katya • user
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Actually I was thinking more in terms of Justin saying it was going to be in 2.something... <g>
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Message # 3 14.09.23 - 17:33:41
Adelaida1 • user
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... and I stil don't know what's being requested :)
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Message # 4 14.09.23 - 17:41:52
nataTAS • user
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Got it. :) Like the Device Panels in Cubase, but not that ugly. +1
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Message # 5 14.09.23 - 17:49:08
OlegVo • user
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like this perhaps? Big pic:
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Message # 6 14.09.23 - 17:53:38
VALERA_SUN • user
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No, just knobs on the TCP panel - similar in size to the mute/solo buttons, something you can grab to alter VST settings. Mainly for eq, so while mixing you don't have to click the fx button, click which effect/eq you want, blah blah blah...
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Message # 7 14.09.23 - 18:04:49
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RE: Hey, uhm.. what happened to "VST controls on the TCP?" (DONE)
