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Multifilter Play Mode
Sometimes, it is desirable to apply filters, tone controls or effects to the list of files that you are playing through the DC Tune Library. The Multifilter checkbox in the DC Tune Library facilitates this functionality. Every filter and/or effect in the Multifilter becomes accessible via this feature and is applied to the file being played and does so in real time.
You can either use a selected preset, or use the currently selected preset when using the Multifilter for playback in the tune library. If you look at the track properties for any wave file, you can set the Multifilter preset that you want to use for that file. However, you also need to set the preference in the DC Tunes preferences page to “use the preset from the tune library”. The default mode is to not change the preset. Please note that placing too many filters into the Multifilter in conjunction with the DC Tune Library could lead to a situation in which the system “stutters” or “skips”. The reason for this is your CPU’s inability to keep up with the math required to process the data in real time. If this occurs, remove filters until the situation is resolved or use a more powerful computer. Please note that the DC Tune Library
progress bar is not mouse - scrollable when using the Multifilter mode.
Sometimes, it is desirable to apply filters, tone controls or effects to the list of files that you are playing through the DC Tune Library. The Multifilter checkbox in the DC Tune Library facilitates this functionality. Every filter and/or effect in the Multifilter becomes accessible via this feature and is applied to the file being played and does so in real time.
You can either use a selected preset, or use the currently selected preset when using the Multifilter for playback in the tune library. If you look at the track properties for any wave file, you can set the Multifilter preset that you want to use for that file. However, you also need to set the preference in the DC Tunes preferences page to “use the preset from the tune library”. The default mode is to not change the preset. Please note that placing too many filters into the Multifilter in conjunction with the DC Tune Library could lead to a situation in which the system “stutters” or “skips”. The reason for this is your CPU’s inability to keep up with the math required to process the data in real time. If this occurs, remove filters until the situation is resolved or use a more powerful computer. Please note that the DC Tune Library
progress bar is not mouse - scrollable when using the Multifilter mode.