Auto Crossfade via single toggle midi button, possible?
Posted: 13 Mar 2014 19:38
Hi all,
I am 99% sure that Lemur can do this, but I am fairly green when it comes to scripting so I am not sure.
Is it possible to create a toggle midi button in lemur that, when activated, will fluidly bring one fader down while bringing another up?
(as opposed to instantly turning a fader off or on). Essentially a quick, but automated crossfade.
It might make more sense for me to explain what I am doing.
I am using a digital Mixer (Behringer X32 Rack) that will be setup to have each input (voice, instruments, synths, etc...) routed to two sub-groups. One sub group goes directly to the Mains, the other has effects on it, then also goes to the mains.
Each input will be routing audio to only one sub-group at a time. The point is that I can select which input will go to the effected sub-group at will. This is for a some what complex Solo performance where I will have lots of audio tracks, sequenced synths, my voice and instruments all generating audio at the same time and I will be "cherry-picking" which will be effected. This is all done on the fly.
The problem is using just the mutes on/off, or just turning the faders completely on/off on the X32 will create an audio gap or interruption every time I want to switch an inputs sub-group destination ( I will be doing this at all times throughout a song, including while my voice or synths are actively creating sound). After discussing with folks on the Behringer forum, all have agreed that the best way to avoid the "pops" is to do a quick, but fluid crossfade. Sub group 1 goes up, while sub group 2 goes down and vice versa.
Being that there will be a lot going on, I don't want to deal with adjusting faders on the fly as there will be a lot of room for error as well as issues with accidentally changing the volume of a track.
So..... Is it possible to create a toggle midi button in lemur that, when activated, will fluidly bring one fader down while bringing another up? Essentially a quick, but automated crossfade.
thanks in advance!
PK
I am 99% sure that Lemur can do this, but I am fairly green when it comes to scripting so I am not sure.
Is it possible to create a toggle midi button in lemur that, when activated, will fluidly bring one fader down while bringing another up?
(as opposed to instantly turning a fader off or on). Essentially a quick, but automated crossfade.
It might make more sense for me to explain what I am doing.
I am using a digital Mixer (Behringer X32 Rack) that will be setup to have each input (voice, instruments, synths, etc...) routed to two sub-groups. One sub group goes directly to the Mains, the other has effects on it, then also goes to the mains.
Each input will be routing audio to only one sub-group at a time. The point is that I can select which input will go to the effected sub-group at will. This is for a some what complex Solo performance where I will have lots of audio tracks, sequenced synths, my voice and instruments all generating audio at the same time and I will be "cherry-picking" which will be effected. This is all done on the fly.
The problem is using just the mutes on/off, or just turning the faders completely on/off on the X32 will create an audio gap or interruption every time I want to switch an inputs sub-group destination ( I will be doing this at all times throughout a song, including while my voice or synths are actively creating sound). After discussing with folks on the Behringer forum, all have agreed that the best way to avoid the "pops" is to do a quick, but fluid crossfade. Sub group 1 goes up, while sub group 2 goes down and vice versa.
Being that there will be a lot going on, I don't want to deal with adjusting faders on the fly as there will be a lot of room for error as well as issues with accidentally changing the volume of a track.
So..... Is it possible to create a toggle midi button in lemur that, when activated, will fluidly bring one fader down while bringing another up? Essentially a quick, but automated crossfade.
thanks in advance!
PK