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Mister Cool:

--- Quote from: mattkhan on September 25, 2018, 02:39:25 pm ---You need to use an external convolver to do this

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It‘s not an option :-)
One of the major reasons to use MC is the embeded convolver.

What would happen if I would manage to exchange the used filter files outside of the MC (e.g. Scripts, macros or what ever), without creating/using/switching zones in MC.
I mean the following

Play music (in MC)
Pause the playback (in MC)
Replace the filter files used by the convolver with other filter files using e.g. MacOS script/batch
Continue the playback (in MC)

Would MC recognize the exchanged filter files?

mattkhan:

--- Quote from: Mister Cool on September 25, 2018, 03:30:38 pm ---Would MC recognize the exchanged filter files?

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I expect not, see https://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Convolution#Config_File_Reloading

never tried it on Mac though (albeit I would not expect this to be OS specific behaviour)

blgentry:
This seems like a good application for DSP Presets.  I'm not sure if you can do key mappings to select specific DSP Presets or not.  But I'm certain that the presets will recall your DSP settings.  That should include Convolution settings I think.  It's worth a try for sure.

Brian.

Mister Cool:

--- Quote from: blgentry on September 25, 2018, 06:15:46 pm ---This seems like a good application for DSP Presets...... It's worth a try for sure.

Brian.

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Yeah, when can I see and test it in MC 25?  :D

pschelbert:
with JRiverMC24 and acourateconvolver this can be done now, on the fly and with 27 (3x9) filtersets, each filterset can have 1...n filters. I use n=16.
Drawback for Macusers: Needs Windows (7,8.1,,10)
No need to wait for MC25 :)

May be it works with VM (for example Parallels, VM-Ware) or Bootcamp on Mac.

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