Hi. Last weeks I working on my new musical stuff. While experimenting, I found some interesting things which can slightly improve workflow. I`ve just pushed new ReaEQ related scripts I built/used into my ReaPack repository.
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mpl_Build harmonic series bands for focused ReaEQ
mpl_Scale focused ReaEQ bands gain up/down
mpl_Solo last touched ReaEQ bandfeature request mpl_Solo last touched ReaEQ band (alter) also invert soloed band type like Band<>BandPass, HP<>LP, LP<>HP
What about a band listen (if not already scripted anywhere) - which mutes all but selected band and switches current band appropriately between Band/Band Pass or Low Pass/Hi Pass or Hi Pass/Lo Pass ?
Just an idea. Or is this not possible? (I noticed that band type is not automatable - and if cannot do through config - maybe you'd need additional 3 bands set up which can be switched in place).
Yeah, I noticed that. I`ll add soon alternative version (or just an update) for solo bands script with behaviour you mentioned (thanks for mentioning btw).
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band type is not automatable
It is fully scriptable from 5.81pre5+ (thanks to Justin for fast response) up to GetSetNamedConfig() and was scriptable before with limitations.
Edit: see mpl_Solo last touched ReaEQ band (alter)
Wow – the spectral edits one is especially useful (and what an amazing idea)! Thanks, mpl!
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Are your items inside time selection bounds? Because script needs to know area for spectral edits. It also have some hardcoded limitations: only absolute gain above 1dB accepted (so it is from -inf...-1db and 1db...12dB areas), bandwidth should be less than octave. It works so to prevent unnecessary spectral edits above big areas with is frustrating a bit, since spectral edits are mostly for small spectral areas (but if you want I can disable all these limitations).
Are your items inside time selection bounds? Because script needs to know area for spectral edits. It also have some hardcoded limitations: only absolute gain above 1dB accepted (so it is from -inf...-1db and 1db...12dB areas), bandwidth should be less than octave. It works so to prevent unnecessary spectral edits above big areas with is frustrating a bit, since spectral edits are mostly for small spectral areas (but if you want I can disable all these limitations).
Thanks! Tried again. Get wrong band on wrong place now.
G_Sun, hope I found a problem (it is respecting take snap offsets in your case). Problem with wrong bands seems hard to solve for me, because of ReaEQ bandwidth non-linear nature, so for version 1.02 I also hardcoded frequency areas (aka spectral edits bandwidth), see changelog:
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v1.02 by MPL – May 09 2018
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# hardcoded spectral area (0-1000:50Hz, 1000-5000:200Hz, 5000-10000:500Hz, 10000+:1000Hz)
# timeselection obeying improvements
# increase BW to 2oct
# respect take start offset
# respect take playrate
G_Sun, hope I found a problem (it is respecting take snap offsets in your case). Problem with wrong bands seems hard to solve for me, because of ReaEQ bandwidth non-linear nature, so for version 1.02 I also hardcoded frequency areas (aka spectral edits bandwidth), see changelog:
Thanks, looking good now
Although a 2048hz band is now ported to 1848 to 2048.
Should be centered around 2048hz.
Some practical fades could be handy when porting as well
I was trying the harmonic builder, is great. I wonder if could be posssible to generate in the same way the parametric modulations for each band, or copy/paste the modulation, that could work as a dynamic eq and we could have a Reaeq/Track Spacer, isn't?
I was trying the harmonic builder, is great. I wonder if could be posssible to generate in the same way the parametric modulations for each band, or copy/paste the modulation, that could work as a dynamic eq and we could have a Reaeq/Track Spacer, isn't?
Do you know if this is possible?
From native parameter modulation, no, because frequently in not linear. This can be workarounded by some JSFX with a bit of pain.
The ReaEQ scripts don't seem to work with latests reaper versions (the Add REaEQ on selected track script has wrong bandwith parameter). Do you plan to update them in the furture ? (Or maybe you prefer to wait for the Reaper 7 bafore any update.)
The ReaEQ scripts don't seem to work with latests reaper versions (the Add REaEQ on selected track script has wrong bandwith parameter). Do you plan to update them in the furture ? (Or maybe you prefer to wait for the Reaper 7 bafore any update.)
This script was deprecated and unsupported (it moved out from official repository) since it use SWS API. There is a native action "Insert FX: VST: ReaEQ (Cockos)". Why not using it?
If there are some other scripts that don`t work with latest REAPER versions, please specify exact script name and detailed problem.