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I really wished that one could create and save one's own MIRx settings, especially individual positionings and dry/wet ratios. Maybe a nice addition for a future update of MIR Pro. 😉
By the way, is there a way to lock instruments? Very often I move instruments or change the wet/dry ratios unintentionally.
By the way, is there a way to lock instruments? Very often I move instruments or change the wet/dry ratios unintentionally.
Great idea! I'll put it on the list of feature suggestions. As a temporary workaround you could "H"ide Icons on a crowded stage.
All the best,
The problem the original poster ran into wasn't that the plug-in version doesn't recall the settings, but that he erroneously expected the MIR Engine Project to contain instrument-specific data. You're able to switch Venues with a mouse click in MIR Pro's plug-in version just as you would do it in VE Pro.
... it might be worth pointing out again that these Engine Settings are a great way to build some kind of preset collections of "empty halls", much like I did in case of the "Venue Presets" (available from the Tutorials/Templates-section of MyVSL).
OK thanks for clarifying.
this is of course suboptimal. I use MIR PRO directly in my DAW and can't just resize all players in one go when I switch venues. Also, I understand that this is due to my setup that I can't really save the setting to recall in ONE instance - which would be a feature wish :-)
[...] can't just resize all players in one go when I switch venues. [...]
I'm not sure that I understand correctly - why wouldn't you be able to switch Venues on the fly ...? 8-/ ...
... or are you addressing the old question why it's not possible to fit the setup of a 20 x 30 meters hall on a (say) 3 x 4 meters stage without re-adjusting instrument position? To make this work properly it means to have MIR "knowing" in advance about the actual functions of individual players - which is what we tried to achieve by introducing MIRx and the respective "MIRx Mode" in MIR Pro: When switching between MIRx presets all instruments will indeed "magically" find their proper position. But to make this happen it needed quite some manual preparation work in advance (in that case already delivered by Yours Truly 😉 ...).
Kind regards,
yes I can switch the venues of course but when I like to revert to the old venue I have to setup instrument positions all over again or reload my Cubase project.
I do not use MIRX - maybe I misunderstood the concept of MIRX in the first place - I thought it can only be used with VSL libraries which I do not use.
