Thanks for info. Last time i used ardour very far ago (several month), and did
not even know/search for this feature. This time i'm using qtractor (doing
some advanced kind of playlist just for self, for training). And i only just
figured out such usage case for DAW - before that i supposed to do it manually
in sample editor and paste to daw project %).
One reason for me to currently use qtractor is that it uses flac format and
doesn't need to copy/convert it into project dir. Anyway, i'm to recreate
project on ardour eventually later.
> On Thu, Apr 24, 2014 at 6:41 AM, Zlobin Nikita <cook60020tmp@email-addr-hidden> wrote:
> > There is one usage case, i can call - reversing recorded piano and some
> > other
> > instruments. One case, when sequencer and even instrument settings are not
> > last step before mastering. I'm not expert and at all badly aware of
> > existing
> > music to mention examples, but i know at least one - in Black Mesa game -
> > some
> > soundtracks, marked as "mesa remix". I don't see it bad to mention such
> > stuff
> > there, since it is done completely by fans, no matter with what resources
> > and
> > software.
>
> ardour already can reverse regions ("clips"), without writing data to disk.
>
> > Additionally, in gui clips may display inline status, with indicators for
> > direction and all other clip-individual info, such as speed (probably,
> > that's
> > all - don't know, what other indicators are good to have there).
>
> ardour also indicates reversed status in the region name.
>
> really unclear why you're posting thsi here, but anyway ...
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