Nutcracker: Preview of Nutcracker 2.0

[smeighan]

Hi all;

i have the nutcracker 2.0 code working. This is the code that allows you to match effects to your music. I still need to do some final touches to it.

But , as a teaser, here is a preview of the new features

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i will make more tutorials.
1) How to mark your own mp3's so that they can be used with NC 2.0
2) How to attach effects to your songs
3) How to download them

enjoy them!

sean

[taybrynn]

Sean, this is FANTASTIC ... nice job, your work on this is so-o appreciated and amazing !!  This looks very promising indeed !!

[Steve Gase]

when do you sleep? 

[smeighan]

thanks

must ... get ... sleep

nah, im fine

i want to put an mp3 link on each animated gif so clicking them will play the music phrase underneath them.

i want to add a batch button so one click and all effects will be regenerated and the entire song created

i want to create an internal nutcracker format. a 3 minute song for lsp on 2400 channels is almost 900mbytes. i can create a binary file that is about 10mbytes. This would make downloading entore sequenced songs so much easier. In order to do this, i would need to create a mini nutcracker program that will run I windows and will take the
internal nutcracker file and produce : vir,vix, lcb,lms, lsp xml, hls

done locally it will be faster and uses your disk space instead of mine

[urthegman]

BRILLIANT!!!! BRILLIANT!!!! BRILLIANT!!!!!! 

[Steve716]

WOW!!! Thanks for all you have done on this Sean, this is amazing.

[pk]

Great work Sean -  I will be trying it when it is released.

[onesmoothhead]

Genius, I envy the smarts you so a acquire!  Amazing work sir. Kudos to you

[JerryPlak]

Great work Sean - 

[bajadahl]

Ditto to all of the above.     

Thanks so much.

[kgustafson]

Sean,

Nice to the progress from our chat at LSH meet earlier this year.  I am truly excited about where you are taking this as you are freeing us from the piano roll/grid style of sequencing and allowing us to visually create what we want to do.

Kurt