Someone called and asked for the Signal Probe, so here is both Josh's and mine version, all in one Project. Both are good, just do it different.
Later that same day....
Someone else called and asked for a different version...Modified Josh's to give them what they wanted.
Fergy
Post's attachments
Signal Probe with CHIMP.npa
71.39 kb, 1061 downloads since 2012-01-19
Now that the Scheduler has been repaired (see release notes for 1.6.5), here is Project file that has 4 different schedulers;
A Scheduler block that has both the Scheduler Generator and the Scheduler
A Multi-Scheduler that can provide up to four repeating schedules in a single hour
(for example, if you need to repeat a message every 15 minutes)
A Scheduler that repeats, but will end on a certain date
(for example, a "Thanks for doing your Christmas shopping with us", that you would want to end on December 26th)
And finally, a Scheduler that will both start and stop on a certain date.
Fergy
Post's attachments
Scheduler Combos.npa
106.2 kb, 1018 downloads since 2012-10-03
Hey Scott,
I like the Scheduler Combos; will add the file to my training handouts.
One question: what do the Virtual Assign devices do? It looks like a Peer Link would do the same, or are they a hangover from something bigger?
Those connections require master-slave linkage, so peer to peer won't work. The Virtual Assign allows Master-Slave to work the way they need to work.
Fergy
phils wrote:
One question: what do the Virtual Assign devices do?
Hi Phil,
The Virtual Assign devices are actually more like a control router, but slightly different. You can retain the ability to manipulate the DSP controls and the generic control will move to the value of whatever DSP control you switch the virtual assign to. It allows you to have a set of dynamic controls that can be assigned to one of several DSP controls, kind of like flipping pages on a digital audio console surface... the faders move, but the values don't change. This is the same sort of thing.
Hi Josh,
Thanks for the explanation, but I think in this case Scott isn't doing any switching, just using it to set up a 1:1 assign. Right?
Yes, but the point is that the Virtual Assign is FAR more powerful than what you see in his project file.
So, with the interest in the "Virtual Assign" I thought I might share this little file I whipped up to show how the Virtual Assign control can be used with the JL Cooper ES-8/100 fader pack to allow you to control 32 channels of gain with the 8 faders using 4 pages.
Please let me know if you have any additional questions.
Post's attachments
VirtualAssignExample.npa
74.37 kb, 1025 downloads since 2012-10-05