[Lumiera] Track-view idea, possible solution?

[Clay Barnes]

On 04:52 Mon 08 Sep     , Ichthyostega wrote:
> >> Clay Barnes wrote:
> >>> What if the input sources were connected to filters by arrows
> >>> pointing from the track to the filter?  That would make the
> >>> disappearance of tracks in the final mix-down "stack" obvious.
> >>> It also works well with what I believe was the most flexible of
> >>> the alternatives discussed in the track-view email I sent a
> >>> little while back.
> 
> > On 00:56 Mon 08 Sep, Christian Thaeter wrote:
> >> I'm not sure that i get the idea, Something like AkhiL's early
> >> draft?
> 
> Clay Barnes schrieb:
> > Yes, though just the part where arrows represent the "connection" 
> > between filters and their input tracks.
> 
> ...now I am a bit confused too: which case do you refer to?
> * filter attached to an clip?
> * filter covering a time range in a track?
> * filter inserted into a global bus?

A filter "attached" to a "clip;" my understanding was that the
preferred terms were "pulling input from" and "track," respectively.


> > On 00:56 Mon 08 Sep, Christian Thaeter wrote:
> >> .. But there are some special cases: Not only the whole stream
> >> but single channels from it can be rerouted: take Alpha channel
> >> from here, use it as Mask there.
> 
> yeah, good example of a sidechain. Could as well be the luma used
> to build up a mask which is then injected into alpha channel on
> a third clip, which is then layered below.
> 
> To my experience, such masks tend to cover just a short time period
> of a much longer clip. Why would one want to let the source track
> disappear? Remember you can do the fine adjustments of the timing
> only after building up the effects.
> 
> 	Hermann
> 
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