Great to see a Gsoc project arriving in trunk early, but what improvements will it bring to Blender? Is it just for the game side or can I harness its features in the VSE too? Can Python scripts make audio effects (like low/high pass shelf) to apply to strips?
Yes i looked at the wiki, no I’m not sure what it all means.
Thanks for any advice.
Looking at http://vimeo.com/8490616 I wondered if that means we could drive an f-curve as a compressor on a audio source? Taking its own levels as an invert or roll off function?
In Soviet Amerika you do for Audaspace
Sure I know get out what you put in, but whats it for-generally. I cant find an overview of its function.
http://audaspace.wordpress.com/
_ a lot _ , the off sync in VSE been bugging me for a while now. and I had even terrible glitches when it started to play a sound strip.
hopefully all those will be ironed out.
Ok, more digging (not hard but not clear) http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/User:NeXyon/GSoC2010/Proposals
Audaspace is a 3D spatiallising feature, placing audio effects in 3space.
From a stereo VSE users point of view I hope that Audio effects are still on the table. I am clueless about python but see the value in sound improvements for Blender (especially proper output).