Feature Requests

The Latency module asks the host to deliver audio and MIDI events ahead of time, allowing for processing in advance. For example, it can enable an envelope follower to detect transients before they are heard. It's a global setting, and the module can be placed anywhere in a preset. The Latency parameter sets how far in advance events are delivered. Most iOS hosts do not yet support plug-in latency compensation. This module can help users check DAW support and assist developers with testing and debugging their hosts. Latency is a Mela Lab module and part of Collection 0, meaning it is unlocked for all users.

Gain Computer Gain Computer is a modulator module for creating custom dynamics processors. Depending on its settings and placement in a preset, it can be used to build effects such as a feedback compressor, upward expander, look-ahead limiter, side-chain gate, or de-esser. It computes gain reduction or expansion from the input audio signal, similar to the gain computer in traditional dynamics processors. Instead of applying the gain change directly, it generates a modulation signal. This signal can be used to modulate a Gain module or any other parameter to produce dynamic effects. The Gain module pairs well with the Gain Computer module, but the modulator supports a wide range of other use cases. The module includes all the standard dynamics processor controls. Type Parameter: Selects between Compressor and Expander modes. Downward: When the Range parameter is set to a negative value, the modulation signal is in the range [-100 %, 0 %], ideal for downward processing. Upward: When the Range is positive, the signal is in the range [0 %, 100 %], ideal for upward processing. To learn how to create processors with features found in traditional dynamics tools, check the module help. Transfer Curve: Shows how parameters affect the transfer function. A horizontal pan gesture adjusts Threshold, a vertical gesture adjusts Ratio. Oscilloscope: Displays the modulation signal in real time. A horizontal gesture adjusts Attack, a vertical gesture adjusts Release. Gain Computer is a Mela Lab module and part of Collection 4. Gain Module The Gain module applies gain to the audio signal. While designed to pair with the Gain Computer module, it can also be used independently in many other ways. It has three parameters: Down, Up, and Range. Although Down and Up use percentage units, gain is applied in decibels. For example, with Range set to 24 dB, Down at 50 % applies -12 dB gain, and Up at 25 % applies +6 dB. Gain is a Mela Lab module and part of Collection 4.

It would be great to be able to view only presets that use a specific module. This is especially useful for users to understand how modules work and see use cases. Referencing a related request .

The module will take an Audio signal as input, most likely from an external source. It will analyse audio, assume the signal is monophonic, and generate a Pitch signal. The output Pitch signal can be used to set the pitch of the oscillator modules (as expected).

I'm guessing this is kind of a big ask, as my limited understanding of PM suggests that such a module may require some sophisticated code, but now that Mela has so much flexibility and power for routing and transforming expressive MIDI input like breath control, it would be awesome if we could pair that with some rich organic-sounding tones that can mimic some of the behaviors of acoustic instruments.

Recently, I've been interested and looking into weird sci-fi sound design, and have seen how most designers use some kind of vocoder to make audio sound warbly and alien-like. It would be nice to have and Audio effect akin to something like Ableton's Vocoder module which accomplishes similar results while still having the fundamental aspects of a traditional vocoder. Edit: Included some examples of the sound design I was referencing https://youtu.be/_3a5B90Liqc?si=Y9bMi4FVrVBOZ5Tw https://youtu.be/1Ojd4PG_Ga0?si=KkR03GU3dtyyf6Ae

From Taeo : "Feature request for the next update is a Random button! I realize there is “Random in Group”, which may provide some value for some users, but I’m interested in a Randomize button that toggles all of the paramters, routings, modulations, etc so there’s a completely different starting point for sound design. Thanks for listening to feedback!" (This is a highly requested feature.)

A one shot sample player to start with? A sampler? Granular?

A user requested an audio pitch shifter module with a dry/wet control.

Add the ability to undo or redo every action in the plug-ins, including: Parameter/Control value changes. Selected preset. Perform View assignments.