I had the following situation in a streamed event yesterday:
we had a scripted livestream with many (around 50) chronologically setup scenes, many of them plain duplicates. We did this to not lose track of the next scene while streaming.
Someone then edited audio sources in some scenes and we had situations where audio sources were muted or just not mixed at the right volume, resulting in a bad viewer experience.
I would like to know if anyone had this scenario before and what their solutions were (maybe a plug-in I just didn’t find yet?)
So, my idea would be to natively support instanced duplicates of scenes that keep track of the original scene, so changes on the original reflect in changes in the duplicates. Ideally it would be possible to override single settings or to add sources/effects etc, but that would be difficult I guess.
Anyway, thank you for making this great piece of software and please let me know what you think.
we had a scripted livestream with many (around 50) chronologically setup scenes, many of them plain duplicates. We did this to not lose track of the next scene while streaming.
Someone then edited audio sources in some scenes and we had situations where audio sources were muted or just not mixed at the right volume, resulting in a bad viewer experience.
I would like to know if anyone had this scenario before and what their solutions were (maybe a plug-in I just didn’t find yet?)
So, my idea would be to natively support instanced duplicates of scenes that keep track of the original scene, so changes on the original reflect in changes in the duplicates. Ideally it would be possible to override single settings or to add sources/effects etc, but that would be difficult I guess.
Anyway, thank you for making this great piece of software and please let me know what you think.