Tracktion Waveform 11.5 Pro - Explaining the MIDI Filter Plugin

[@nishantjadhav6282]

Thank you so much. Never had an idea of this feature. I wanted to remind you about a tutorial on how to use a vocoder in Waveform. I commented in the last video also. So just wanted to remind you again.

[@InventiveGear]

Thank you for the suggestion and it is on the list. It might be a few weeks however.

[@nishantjadhav6282]

@@InventiveGear Okhay Thanks.

[@tonywondrak8941]

Another great informative video, I never realised it was there

[@InventiveGear]

Glad it was helpful!

[@NikolayDobrev1]

That's a really nice feature! Was it there in the previous versions? Also, could you, please, tell if/how Waveform supports MIDI programs? I've tried making Waveform change instruments when I change the program on my MIDI keyboard (I've tried with 2 different keyboards actually) but I couldn't make it work.

[@InventiveGear]

The MIDI Filter was added for Version 11. Waveform does support MIDI Program changes from MIDI Clips. Select a clip and from Actions choose "Insert program change." There are several options.

[@jonathansaunders6697]

Can you only note filter, or can you velocity filter as well?...you know to make velocity split layered instruments from combining plugins in parallel vsti chains

[@Gajoobles]

Hey man, not sure where else to ask this but here it goes. I am having a problem where if I snip a clip it will add a little "pop" sound on playback, any idea how to deal with this?

[@InventiveGear]

Just add a little fade-in using the fade handles on the clip. There is also an action "Apply edge fades" that will put a small fade-in/fade-out for this very reason. I think there is an assignable keyboard shortcut for that as well.

[@Gajoobles]

@@InventiveGear I have already tried that but to no avail, there seems to be a little drop in the waveform when it occurs, and even with crossfades it remains.