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standalone mixer

Archive · 2011 1 old post

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Osseous ·

Hi all,

been a long time since i worked on any synthmaker stuff so had a quick question.

The software we use at work has a remote control which adjusts the mic and wave volumes in the windows mixer.

Is there any way that i can make a standalone synthmaker program which will be able to place itself into the audio chain either before or after the windows mixer and allow the software we currently use to still have control of the mic and wave volumes on the windows mixer?

We need to apply a couple of small and easy effects, gain, echo, reverb and eq, but still allow the software which we currently use to have control of the volumes for those 2 channels. outside of our plugin.

Cheers

Oss

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