Yes thats a stupid name, but here is the idea.
a 16 channel mixer. fairly simple with level, pan, channel insert and 6 stereo sends/inserts
You have a dj type horizontal fader which would be what you hook up a control surface or automation to.
There are 2 preset lists, and the presets load in either "A" or "B" slots.
you can fade between the 2 settings with the slider. it will move all the controls at once.
while one side is not being heard you could load a preset and not hear any glitch.
could be used to switch between songs in a set, or verse-chorus, or just general madness.
im still wondering how to implement mutes, because they are on-off rather than variable, there would be a jump which would not sound cool.
probably for now muting will be global.
im going to make it for myself anyways, but if anyone could use it ill spend the time to make a better interface.
fade-scene mixer
Count me in.
I am the perfect candidate for that device.
DSP consumption should not be a factor, but a smooth transitional scene change,
I did this via MIDI years back w/ a Yamaha DMP7 / PCM70 and it was controlled by the Yamaha QX-1.
The below pics are what I have worked with before whan I giiged w/ a DJ who used Ableton Live / Kyma Capybara.
I am the perfect candidate for that device.
DSP consumption should not be a factor, but a smooth transitional scene change,
I did this via MIDI years back w/ a Yamaha DMP7 / PCM70 and it was controlled by the Yamaha QX-1.
The below pics are what I have worked with before whan I giiged w/ a DJ who used Ableton Live / Kyma Capybara.
