I also posted this in the review but this might be the better place. One feature I would really appreciate is to add a delay to the transition. Now the midi signal is faster than my video signal so you see a the last slide for a few 100ms. Is it possible to set a delay in the program from the moment of incoming MIDI signal to sending the signal to OBS?
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Etuldan
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In settings, you can set a MIDI Delay.
Ok thanks I didn't now about this feature. But this would still not solve our specific problem. As some of the signals need to happen immediately to be correct. So I my perfect program would be able to set the delay per scene.
Hey there, first off I wanna say thanks for this wonderful plugin! It has brought so much character into my work.
I'm here because i'm having issues getting MidiControl to work with the StreamFX plugin :c
The StreamFX filters show up in MidiControl, but it seems not all the parameters populate the dropdown list of options.
Plus none of the StreamFX filter parameters are changed by MidiControl, but other filters work fine.
Is this an issue on my end, or is there a compatibility issue between one of the two plugins?
Thanks for your time!!!
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I'm here because i'm having issues getting MidiControl to work with the StreamFX plugin :c
The StreamFX filters show up in MidiControl, but it seems not all the parameters populate the dropdown list of options.
Plus none of the StreamFX filter parameters are changed by MidiControl, but other filters work fine.
Is this an issue on my end, or is there a compatibility issue between one of the two plugins?
Thanks for your time!!!
Non-Free - StreamFX (by Vhonowslend)
Bring your setup to the modern day with StreamFX! With several super fast filters, new ways to build your scenes, and new encoders you can now take your stream even further. Create cool new scenes with 3D effects, make something glow or have a...
Etuldan
Member
Hello,Hey there, first off I wanna say thanks for this wonderful plugin! It has brought so much character into my work.
I'm here because i'm having issues getting MidiControl to work with the StreamFX plugin :c
The StreamFX filters show up in MidiControl, but it seems not all the parameters populate the dropdown list of options.
Plus none of the StreamFX filter parameters are changed by MidiControl, but other filters work fine.
Is this an issue on my end, or is there a compatibility issue between one of the two plugins?
Thanks for your time!!!
Non-Free - StreamFX (by Vhonowslend)
Bring your setup to the modern day with StreamFX! With several super fast filters, new ways to build your scenes, and new encoders you can now take your stream even further. Create cool new scenes with 3D effects, make something glow or have a...
You have to manually configure there, as explained here : https://obsproject.com/forum/thread...tch-chat-with-midi-devices.120911/post-526292
steaming_mangos
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Hi, I'm trying to use a korg Nanocontrol 2 along with voice meter potato AND this software and I'm struggling a lot. Voice meter potato was one click and my board was interacting with it, but whenever I run this program, it just doesn't see the Nanocontrol 2. When I try to add a key bind it doesn't show my midi board being connected at all. What am I doing wrong?
steaming_mangos
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FIXED: You have to install this program AFTER installing loopMidi, then it will work. Now Im having another problem though, I still can't seem to use both this and voicemeter potato at the same time. Any help would be appreciated.
organiccontentfarm
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I'm having some issues getting the slider to work on adjusting filters. I'm testing it on native filters using an APC40 MK II. Here I'm trying to adjust the opacity of a chroma key filter, but the slider is not having an effect. I set it to adjust the Desktop Audio and the Slider does adjust that, so I think it's something wrong with my filter configuration. I noticed the filter has multiple drop downs for the same parameter, so I wonder if that may be an issue.
Thanks!
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j695674666
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Very good tool, hope to support Chinese language, thank you very much!
Foreboding_owl
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Same, I only recently downloaded this awesome plugin. The only problem I've had so far. I wanted to have it just in case I accidently press too many soundboard keys.
ChaoticanWriter
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Hey! This is an amazing plugin, and I'm currently using an Akai APC40 in conjunction with Twitch, and its been SO clutch.
Question, however. .... This might have been answered, but I cant find it and searching by keyword is a bit difficult for the name of this plugin.
Where are the profiles saved to on Windows 10?
Its a necessity at this point to back up, and restore profiles in case something happens to my machine.
Configuring this from scratch would take forever.
Question, however. .... This might have been answered, but I cant find it and searching by keyword is a bit difficult for the name of this plugin.
Where are the profiles saved to on Windows 10?
Its a necessity at this point to back up, and restore profiles in case something happens to my machine.
Configuring this from scratch would take forever.
Etuldan
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%appdata%\MIDIControl
TiagoSilva
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is the MIDIControl source code shared at some repo? (GitHub, Gitlab....)
Etuldan
Member
Not at this time. Maybe I'll open source later.
I cannot for the life of me get this plugin to work with sliders and filter settings.
I'm using the native compressor that comes with OBS. I add the filter to my source. I open this plugin and add a new bind - the plugin detects my Kork NanoKontrol 2 and registers that a slider has been moved. I tick the adjust filter box, select compressor from the first drop down and output gain from the second. I save the bind.
I go to app data and add "compressor_filter.output_gain,0,5.0" to the filterminmax file, save it and close it.
When I move the slider, nothing happens on OBS. Does anybody know where I'm going wrong? The slider works perfectly for the adjust volume option instead of adjust filter.
I'm using the native compressor that comes with OBS. I add the filter to my source. I open this plugin and add a new bind - the plugin detects my Kork NanoKontrol 2 and registers that a slider has been moved. I tick the adjust filter box, select compressor from the first drop down and output gain from the second. I save the bind.
I go to app data and add "compressor_filter.output_gain,0,5.0" to the filterminmax file, save it and close it.
When I move the slider, nothing happens on OBS. Does anybody know where I'm going wrong? The slider works perfectly for the adjust volume option instead of adjust filter.
Making slow progress. I've now got the plugin to pick up the Audio Monitor settings and adjust them. However, the volume moves in jumps and not as you would expect on a slider i.e. the slider seems to only be able to set one of 3 values depending on its position - 0% volume, 78.73% volume and 100% - There are no inbetween values.