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| Machine name: | JedShiva (Click to download. Report a broken link here) | | Author: | Cyanphase | | Type: |  Visualization - VU Mixer (Effect) | | Version: | 1.1 | | Status: | Final | | Input / Output: |  |
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Basically a do-nothing with a VU meter per input (both mono and stereo), and mute\solo buttons (for working on the music, not saved in bmx)
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| | Release date: | 2004-09-03 [yyyy-mm-dd] | | Nr. of Downloads: | 6271 | | Overal rating: |  |
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| | Comment by: Bricktosser | | Written on: 2004-9-6 |
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| A very useful tool! |
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| | Comment by: mute | | Written on: 2004-9-7 |
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| very useful indeed |
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| | Comment by: elekt | | Written on: 2004-9-18 |
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| | Comment by: Joachim | | Written on: 2004-9-22 |
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| I like the graphics layout of the bars and the size of the window. Not too small, not too large. A peak hold feature would have been nice, especially because the difference between "fastest" and "slowest" is not that big.
The scale of the dB only has the numbers -12, 6, 0 dB. This is not enough i think. Also the meter is not able to show signals over 0 dB even though Buzz supports this. There are no peak/overload (signal above 0 dB) indicators either.
The scale of the meter is logaritmic in the same way as SoundForge - meaning that the important area from -12 to 0 dB is all sqeueezed all up in the right side of the image. An (saveable) option to use x^2 or x^3 distribution or similar instead of log() would be a very useful addition.
Good things: It's stable. Also, while open, it doesn't freeze the buzz GUI like the JoaSmurf VUmeter does. This is very nice. Also it supports multiple input channels. Brilliant. |
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| | Comment by: noolout | | Written on: 2004-10-30 |
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| I find myself using this machine alot, it is nice for a quick reference to see which sound may be unbalanced (too loud) .... also, which is something i needed, was L and R inputs, sometimes with all of these stereo effects, i had panning problems, which this machine helps me recognize quickly :)
I used to use a cheapo amp as my pre-master machine, i now use this with a cheapo amp afterwards :)
No docs needed :)
thanks cyanphase ! |
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| | Comment by: noolout | | Written on: 2005-9-7 |
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| can't say it enough, this machine has revolutionized buzz for me :D thanks so much cyanphase ! |
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