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Forum: Wishes and new features - Topic: more detailed, maybe even "3-D" waveform views... - Page: 1 |
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Post here the features you would like to see developed in Virtual DJ in the future. Describe what you want it to look like and for what kind of use (home, parties, clubs...)
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- Topic: more detailed, maybe even "3-D" waveform views... - |
rusmokingtoo
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| Posted Fri 11 Apr 08 @ 04:42:36 |
I made a picture, it's kinda rough...
but I think it's self explanitory:
save n zoom if necessary =) |
erxon
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| Posted Fri 11 Apr 08 @ 08:42:15 |
This "3-d" helps us how? Your picture shows only a projection of the same
waveform on two dimentional planes. Seems like a waste of resources and
space? Unless the bottom one was a second deck or something...
However, there used to be a discussion of displaying the full waveform insted
of just filtered beats, but that was compromised in (i think) v3 with full display
in "song position" bar. |
rusmokingtoo
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| Posted Fri 11 Apr 08 @ 19:52:21 |
the 3-d part was not the main interest of mine....
I did however fail to mention that I wish cue markers were more like Traktor. If you zoom in on this crude pic, you can see it. I'd also love to see bar counting lines. They're not necessary to the mix, more of reference to find find simular songs. |
erxon
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| Posted Sat 12 Apr 08 @ 13:22:41 |
Well if by more like Trakotor you mean to name the cue points, it's already possible
with the function edit_cuename. "Bar counting lines" puzzles me still. |
djkz
 
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| Posted Sat 12 Apr 08 @ 20:07:46 |
who cares about that.
there's more color. and that's already a plus. |
erxon
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| Posted Sat 12 Apr 08 @ 21:38:18 |
right ;) |
Khyew
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| Posted Mon 14 Apr 08 @ 21:19:37 |
I don't understand how a 3-D waveform helps. Sound waves by definition are only two-dimensional data: amplitude and time. What information will the third axis represent? |
hippydog
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| Posted Wed 23 Apr 08 @ 18:34:42 |
I'm confused on how color or '3d' will make the waveform more usefull..
(usefull enough to waste CPU bandwidth on it).
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djkz
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| Posted Sun 04 May 08 @ 08:11:46 |
actually, if you take a look at serato's scratch live. you will see that their wave form is multi colored.
each segment is represented by a different color.
imagine if you will. the 5 stages of a song represented by 5 different colors.
example
1 intro -- gray
2 chorus - blue
3 vocal - red
2 chorus - blue
3 vocal - red
2 chorus - blue
4 breakdown - green
2 chorus - blue
5 outro - white |
erxon
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| Posted Sun 04 May 08 @ 11:20:46 |
Yeah I hear ya Shahar, but imho colorization in such way is unnecessary (and let's forget about the
suggested pic at the top which gives no color information whatsoever). The waveform already
displays cue positions, if anyone wants to shuffle quickly through these parts the song has to be
analyzed and cue points placed manually, and to be quick you need to know or see cue numbers
(maybe with comments). Colors won't help much, the waveform speaks for itself, it's the display
of cue points and their comments that gives the needed info.
The only really useful addition imo would be the minute markers, which could give you a good
picture of timing, which I suggested already but probably wasn't considered by devs.
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