jamesb93
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3 years ago Hey James, thanks for the feedback and for using ReaCoMa! As it stands I basically have no time to develope ReaCoMa right now. There is a branch for ReaCoMa 2, where I am rewriting someone elses gui library (for HIDPI support) in order to make the interface better and to allow capabilities such as you described with auditioning results without outputting files. That however will always be underpinned by making a file, as the command line tools cannot generate audio buffers or work in memory. If you want go fast, I recommend you set the output of reacoma (available in the config) to a good temp location and just trash it when you are done if you are worried about space bloat. One of the design considerations was to use takes so you can easily do A/B then undo if you dont like the result.
I'll let you know how it goes, but honestly its not looking like a new version would happen even in the next year, given how behind I am with other stuff due to the pandemic. Thanks nonetheless though, its other peoples interest that gives me motivation to work on it.
frescoalfredo
I'm primarily using HPSS right now and although it works very well, finding the right settings is a matter of trial-and-error. I'd like to request, if possible, that the script allows saving of all parameters as presets which can be recalled. (Currently I'm taking screen shots of the script window as reference for settings that work well for a given audio source type, which is better than nothing.) Since the script window recalls the previous settings used (as long as Reaper isn't closed), I could fumble my way through changing parameters and then once I've gotten a result I like, I could open the window again and save a preset. Naming of the presets would be helpful too.
Another request, which might be too far beyond the scope of what you planned: allowing auditioning of the script's results before outputting WAV files (for a single item that's chosen, anyway). This would make parameter selection significantly faster.
There are some Reascript GUI toolkits and API extensions to take advantage of, if you are considering this kind of thing. I can link you to them if you're not aware of them already.