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Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2015 12:48 am
by billbaker
My recollection of Trinitro is that it is a really nice librarian for organizing patches, but not an in-depth adjust-every-parameter-style editor.
You may want to have another look at PCGTools, which has I think some edit capability and which can do some functions automatically (i.e., keeping track of prog to combi links), or stick with sound diver/midiquest for actual GUI editing.
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Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2015 1:39 am
by michelkeijzers
billbaker wrote:My recollection of Trinitro is that it is a really nice librarian for organizing patches, but not an in-depth adjust-every-parameter-style editor.
You may want to have another look at PCGTools, which has I think some edit capability and which can do some functions automatically (i.e., keeping track of prog to combi links), or stick with sound diver/midiquest for actual GUI editing.
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PCG Tools has limited editing capabilities, mostly changing names, changing categories.
However, it can be used for copy/pasting patches between PCG files, moving programs/combis up and down (without destroying combis), creating useful lists and a lot more.
trinitro works
Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2016 9:42 pm
by skyler
i dont know if anybody cares...
i was wrong, i got trinitro to work some months ago and i thought id post that it works.
my problem was it doesnt have real time editing, i didnt know that u have to keep clicking on "editor: apply all"
if im wrong please reply
Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2017 7:23 pm
by djru5h
hi skyler... this post is hella old but just n case you didnt know about it sound diver is the best way (in my experience) to edit the programs and combis on the tr-rack.. it is discontinued software and a little hard to find but if you do not have it let me know and i will forward you a working copy.. its only about 60mb.
Posted: Wed Apr 26, 2017 10:35 pm
by skyler
hi djru5h
thanks i have sound diver but its kinda clunky to me. when i use sounddiver with reaper i get crashes and blue screens sometimes. i dont know what the problem is. btw im using sounddiver version 3.0.5.4
maybe i should "dive" back in and give it another go.. the tr rack does sound good!!! it has that "late 90s airy sound" the best rompler i have
btw Keeperus: you wrote me a pm last dec sorry i never wrote you back if you want to, can you post in the forum for everyone
Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2017 1:35 am
by djru5h
yeah i must admit it is rather clunky but that doesnt affect me since i have 2 42" monitors
.. i havent had any issues with it when im running studio one.. happy sound designing if you do decide to give a try