Old 09-10-2008, 05:38 AM   #41
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How about making the FX rack min/max each rack component.

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Old 09-10-2008, 08:33 AM   #42
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This is how I see it in my head:

...and making this rack view an option in the "Options" menu.
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Nice...done away with the clutter!
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Indeed, while allowing for a quick overview of the CPU usage, letting the Comment field be used for much of what renaming the plugin instance is used for now (while still retaining the actual name of the plugin), while also allowing one to perform quicker routing than we can now.

I think I'll actually change this to a ++1.
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... also a clickable mini-rack (thumbnails) in the left-hand column:

[IMG]http://img258.**************/img258/441/dsr246fxchainkd4.th.png[/IMG]

Bigger pic:
http://img258.**************/img258/4...fxchainkd4.png

All images in the mini-rack would be the same width to make them look tidy.
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Old 09-18-2008, 09:18 AM   #46
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... also a clickable mini-rack (thumbnails) in the left-hand column:

[IMG]http://img258.**************/img258/441/dsr246fxchainkd4.th.png[/IMG]

Bigger pic:
http://img258.**************/img258/4...fxchainkd4.png

All images in the mini-rack would be the same width to make them look tidy.
That's fricken cool!!!
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Old 09-18-2008, 11:11 AM   #47
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Rack would be nice but those thumbnails are just waste of resources.Its about the music not about nice looking pictures which arent changing anything.
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... also a clickable mini-rack (thumbnails) in the left-hand column:

[IMG]http://img258.**************/img258/441/dsr246fxchainkd4.th.png[/IMG]

Bigger pic:
http://img258.**************/img258/4...fxchainkd4.png

All images in the mini-rack would be the same width to make them look tidy.
I don't know, it's seems a bit like wasted space since you won't be able to actually use the effects trough the mini-rack, so it's the same functionality as we how now, with less space, but looking a bit more flashy.
I wouldn't like it :/
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Old 09-18-2008, 11:20 AM   #49
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Rack would be nice but those thumbnails are just waste of resources.Its about the music not about nice looking pictures which arent changing anything.
I agree - while it looks cool, it's not really adding functionality. The listed names are enough IMO.

But the rack concept is fantastic, especially having everything "grouped" to a single FX slot in the mixer and being able to have multiple racks open at once.
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++1 for the Guitar-rig/Reason ish versions but no need of the thumbnails.

That would help a lot tweaking your whole FX chain.
Great workflow improvement !
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... also a clickable mini-rack (thumbnails) in the left-hand column:

[IMG]http://img258.**************/img258/441/dsr246fxchainkd4.th.png[/IMG]

Bigger pic:
http://img258.**************/img258/4...fxchainkd4.png

All images in the mini-rack would be the same width to make them look tidy.
as always, darkstar, your suggestions are nailing it ... perfect! so yes, +10000000 for this ...
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++++1111

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Old 10-08-2008, 02:40 AM   #53
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back in my early reaper days when I started to make mockups,
I made one called FX Flow

(beware by clicking this link you'll see a big old ugly mockup from the pre 2.x era)

the idea was to have something similar to a node view (where you can zoom in/out to get a global view) of the FX's on a particular track/item.
This could even let you route multi outs of a plugin through different plugins and so on...

having just a standard "rack view" won't cut it IMO, some plugins are tiny, others huge, you won't ever get to have a nice looking rack, with effective use of space. In order to even be remotly useful you'd need to be able to zoom in/out on specific plugins.

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The Guitar Rig-style workflow would make things so much easier than they are now. However, having ten plugin GUIs of varying size could wreak havoc on keeping things tidy and making them flow together.

My suggestion would be to combine this with Reaper's GUI for plugins that don't have one of their own.

By default, the chain would open in a series of boxes, just like Guitar Rig, each with the Reaper-standard interface or something similar. It might be worth spicing them up a bit if this idea were used.

Every plugin would have min/max buttons so you could pick out a couple to work on without having everything open and needing to scroll all over the place.

Each plugin would also have a GUI button for cases where the user wants/needs to see the bells and whistles. The way I see it working is as follows:

1. "Minimize" the plugin in the FX chain. You don't need two of the same thing on the screen.

2. Float the plugin's own GUI.

3. Have it sitting on top until the user closes it, which drops it right back into the chain and unfolds its entry. Or leaves it shut, I suppose. Either way, I should be able to continue fiddling with the rest of the chain without having to refloat that plugin.

One other suggestion, to keep things looking pretty with a minimum of resources being wasted: When Reaper loads a VST for the first time, take a screenshot of the plugin's GUI and save a tiny thumbnail. Now, any time that plugin is loaded, it has a ready-made icon to go in its FX chain entry. This thumbnail could even serve as the "float GUI" button I mentioned.

Being able to drag and drop effects directly from the browser to where you specifically want them in the chain would be essential. A button to toggle "minimize all" and "restore how I had them" would help this out enormously.

Attached is a rough mockup courtesy of MS Paint. No actual buttons, but I think the idea comes across. Note that the JCM's entry is collapsed while it's floating, and the thumbnail for the Classic Chorus.

Edit: While I'm suggesting things, perhaps the FX I/O could also be added to the chain view. Have them in a collapsible column down one or both sides, thus making each plugin's routing much more obvious than it might be in the matrix view.
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Here is another +1, and another +1.
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I don't know Guitar Rig, so sorry if this is obvious, but except for the thumbnail, how is this different from my own mockup?
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Got my vote here!! It's a very good idea indeed!!
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No way. It's bloody ugly is what it is!! Okay.. okay... the closest one to anything remotely usable is:



But even still, imagine having a silly long rack. It'd still be as cluttered!
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How about making the FX rack min/max each rack component.

Have you thought about putting the "+" button next to the fx chain entry on the right, where they border on the plugin display area? It would turn in to a "-" button if used.
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Have you thought about putting the "+" button next to the fx chain entry on the right, where they border on the plugin display area? It would turn in to a "-" button if used.
If you're talking about adding the Windows Visual Style + or - in the white area I don't think this is possible, but another method may work. Maybe you would want to have a box that would be +/- to the left of the check boxes (white area). I just added it where I did, as I thought it was the quickest in work flow.
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I see people like the list view to the left, so how about this simple addition: A sticky toggle in the list view? Any plugin that's stickied stays visible when selecting other plugins.

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Works for me!
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I don't know Guitar Rig, so sorry if this is obvious, but except for the thumbnail, how is this different from my own mockup?
Mainly the use of Reaper's plugin GUI as a way to tie everything together. Your mockup is good, but I think it gets a bit messy. I'd prefer to have everything fit together, even if they look a bit boring, rather than each having their original skins and being all over the place.
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Cybolic, how about adding some sort of outline to keep visually clean the separation between plugins? Right now it seems confusing the way the "comments" field follows the next plugin in chain...
Just a suggestion.
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The like the "sticky toggle". +1

Btw how about opening all the non-stickies in a freely positioned (one) floating window. Or the other way around.

The comments/presets could be displayed only for the centered one.

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BTW- Please let's keep this design idea as tidy as possible. It will be quicker to use and nicer to look at this way. We should try to get away from the Win 2000 and earlier look that is seen in the left window of the fx bin.
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Mainly the use of Reaper's plugin GUI as a way to tie everything together. Your mockup is good, but I think it gets a bit messy. I'd prefer to have everything fit together, even if they look a bit boring, rather than each having their original skins and being all over the place.
Sadly, it's not really feasible. There's a huge range gui designs and often the functionality of the plug-in is fundamentally linked to its specific gui. Sure, it'd be fine for basic plugs with basic controls, but more advanced stuff needs to use its own gui. For example, plugins with VU meters or graphical displays.

It'd be cool if there was some kind of macro plug-in that presented the user with a canvas to place plugins and hook them up however they wished. Think Audiomulch (http://www.audiomulch.com/index.htm). You could then create multiple inputs and outputs and the various JS tools for combining and splitting signals (crossfaders etc) would suddenly have a much more visual interface to work within. This macro plug in would occupy a single place in the plug-in chain, regardless of how many plugins it included.

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Cybolic, how about adding some sort of outline to keep visually clean the separation between plugins? Right now it seems confusing the way the "comments" field follows the next plugin in chain...
Just a suggestion.
How about this? It should help the overview as well.

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Sadly, it's not really feasible. There's a huge range gui designs and often the functionality of the plug-in is fundamentally linked to its specific gui. Sure, it'd be fine for basic plugs with basic controls, but more advanced stuff needs to use its own gui. For example, plugins with VU meters or graphical displays.
That did occur to me. I haven't personally used any that were completely unusable with the Reaper GUI, as Reaper always picks up any options that are "open" to be MIDI-controlled, etc.

Regardless, things like ReaComp and ReaGate, where the meters are really important, could be floated and used as normal.

Perhaps users could tag plugins "GUI Only", in which case Reaper would only load them in floating form, leaving their entry in the FX Rack minimized.

Combined with some ability to remember where a window was last floating (preferably per-FX-chain, just a quick string of coordinates at the end of the file), you could have several GUI Only effects arranged how you want them in the free space beside the FX window.
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Isn't Reaper's current "UI" button good enough for this?
If you want Reaper to remember which plugins you want a gui for or not, you should open a new feature request for that.
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How about this? It should help the overview as well.

Much better Thanks for thaking the trouble.

One thing though, in the example, I also think that the 4front bass module should have its "box" as well. Would be even more clear as a means to visually separate plugins.
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BTW- Please let's keep this design idea as tidy as possible. It will be quicker to use and nicer to look at this way. We should try to get away from the Win 2000 and earlier look that is seen in the left window of the fx bin.
Eventually the FX window will be skinned (I hope ). Hopefully that'll take care of this.
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I like how PT8 handles plugins where you can just jump from track to track or plugin to plugin.

Very cool. I'll post some screenies ... there's some stuff worth ripping off there.

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I like how PT8 handles plugins where you can just jump from track to track or plugin to plugin.

Very cool. I'll do a short vid... there's some stuff worth ripping off there.
Looking forward to it
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Notice the dropdown lists at the top...



With the first list you can jump to any other track in the project, and it's plugins, staying in the same plugin window... So if I click another track in that list it's plugs load into that window.



With the other list you can jump from slot to slot in the same window.



I hate to admit it but it's a very effective method for tweaking plugins. Better than Cubase. It's really efficient screen wise. I'm having fun playing with my buddies Waves API plugins (his lappie)... I may have to treat myself and buy them.

Man, they sound really good.


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Ah, I see! Yes, that actually seems very useful!

I propose this:


That shouldn't be too hard to implement
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I know the FX-hopping from track to track and slot to slot from my Logic days. That's very convenient indeed. I'd like to see that not only in the FX chain window, but in the header of floating FX too.

What I miss in these mockups would be a visualisation of the pin-routing. I think it would be good to see which track channel goes to which input pin of which FX and how the FX are set up channelwise without opening the small pin connector windows for each FX.
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What I miss in these mockups would be a visualisation of the pin-routing. I think it would be good to see which track channel goes to which input pin of which FX and how the FX are set up channelwise without opening the small pin connector windows for each FX.
I was thinking the same just a few days ago so +1 for this one.
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I suggested somewhere, maybe earlier in this thread, maybe in a different one, just having a column showing the pin routing beside each entry in the track's FX list.

Item -- - -- In -- - -- Out

Reagate [x][x][ ][ ] [x][x][ ][ ]

Freeamp [x][ ][ ][ ] [x][ ][ ][ ]

Dirthead [ ][x][ ][ ] [ ][x][ ][ ]

Reacomp [x][x][x][x] [x][x][ ][ ]

Make the list window resizable, so you can hide the routing if you want, and you haven't even lost any space.
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