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Presets support, more warpings mods and support for their automation #173
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Hello, Regarding point 3:
In theory, this should already be possible. I am not familiar with Bitwig Studio, but in Renoise, I can automate the following parameters:
I can automate these parameters in REAPER as well. These parameters are explicitly marked as "automatable" in the code, so they should be exposed by the plugin host. Perhaps there is a quirk in Bitwig which causes the warp parameters to be hidden? Also, which plugin format do you use? (VST3, CLAP...) |
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And what about preset support? |
Wolf Shaper does not currently have a built-in 'preset manager', but you might be able to create presets through your plugin host. For instance, in REAPER, there's a "Save preset" button at the top of the plugin's window, which allows creating 'user presets'. Bitwig Studio probably has a similar feature, but I am not familiar with that host. |
But it's planned in the future? |
There were some plans for a similar feature. I think it would be nice if the plugin allowed switching between different graph functions during a song. The user could define, say, 8 different graph shapes and alternate between them (and perhaps interpolate between the functions, but that seems a bit difficult to implement :)) I hadn't planned to implement a full 'preset manager' or 'preset browser' for saving / loading presets from disk, since this feature is already implemented in most popular plugin hosts (to my knowledge). From what I can see, Bitwig seems to have two features which allow this: 'Save preset to library' and 'Save VST-3 preset'. Once you've created the presets, I suppose you can load them through the plugin browser. |
Having your own independent presets for the plugin with the browser makes practical sense. Your FX already has a lot of potential for sound design, and performers need the ability to create and distribute ready-made waveforms, without depending on a specific DAW |
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