Use sections to make loop region selections, and option to export selected region of individual stems + zoom

[digidirt]

1. An option to make loop selections on waveform by using sections and using the the section resizing to adjust the loop's start and end point. This will be great when needing to save a selected region of audio stem(s).
2. an option to export selected region of an individual stem (currently we can only do this for the whole mix of extracted stems)
   ° can be achieved with solo/mute
3. Zoom In/Out on waveform to enable easier and more accurate region selections.
4. Drag and drop export of selections from Stemdeck to desktop or DAW

[thcp]

@digidirt

Zoom In/Out on waveform to enable easier and more accurate region selections.

This one is shipped on 0.16.1

Drag and drop export of selections from Stemdeck to desktop or DAW

Please elaborate more so I could understand correctly your proposal or please correct me if I'm wrong. The idea is to having the capcity of dragging the waveform to cause an export event ?

[digidirt]

Yes, export the selected part of the wave form from the selected stem(s) as audio file. Target stem selection can be achieved through soloing. The drag can be dropped onto desktop, file explorer folder or even directly into daws/apps/plugins that support drag drop like FL Studio, serato sample, INTERSECT et cetera

[digidirt]

P:S: an option to export the (dragged) selected region from selected stems as individual files or as a mix.

[thcp]

Hey @digidirt, currently working on the drag/drop feature here. In case if you use discord, would be great to have you there :)

https://discord.gg/5UYgtXQBs

[thcp]

@digidirt Works perfectly :)

merged on #571.

Will go live on the next release.

[thcp]

Two of these are in.

Zoom on the waveform is there, and the section ribbon and ruler stay locked to it. And you can now drag a region or a stem straight out of StemDeck into a DAW or a folder, which covers your fourth point.

You were right to strike out the second one. Solo and mute already get you there.

The first point, making loop selections by resizing a section, is still worth doing. @digidirt asked for it in #573 as well, so I am tracking it there rather than reopening this.