This plugin was created as a proof of concept for the new WaveLink 1.6 software. Elgato made a lot of changes to how their client works. I first started using MIDI Mixer with the WaveXLR plugin from Anais Betts (https://github.com/anaisbetts/midi-mixer-wavexlr). When the new version of WaveLink dropped, their plugin stopped working. I couldn't get the new version to work with their code, so I had to start over.
0.9.0 Finally a version bump, cause we can't do much more than what it can already do. But not quite ready for 1.0
- Added a button to bypass filters on both local and stream
- Added mute buttons for stream and local separately
Download the latest release here: https://github.com/fu-raz/midi-mixer-wavelink-new/releases
Yeah I know, this was made with the template and I should've done this in TypeScript and use build scripts and whatever. I didn't, so yeah.
- Reconnects to WaveLink when connection is lost
- Mixers are added to MIDI Mixer for all your WaveLink channels
- Mixer volume is synced with WaveLink bi-directionally
- Mute buttons work
- Linked sliders adjust volume for both monitor and stream bi-directionally
- If you add or remove channels in WaveLink they sync with the MIDI Mixer
- Solo button to mute all input channels except the one of the pressed button. Saves a 'snapshot' of mute states when solo button is pressed and restores that snapshot when solo is disabled again
- Real time meters work
- Mixers are added for Monitor Mix and Stream Mix
- Mute buttons work
- Switching monitormix outputs**
** I've implemented an ALPHA feature that allows you to select output devices in the settings page. After selecting the outputs you want and reloading the plugin, you will get buttons for each output and a switch rotation button. The output buttons will change the monitormix device in WaveLink to the selected device. The rotation button will toggle (or rotate if you select more than 2) between the selected devices. Please know that this is a real ugly way to do this, but it was the only way I was able to do it with the current settings. If MIDI Mixer allows more dynamic settings pages, I might rewrite it. I don't know what happens when devices are unplugged or the computer is rebooted. This is really just a proof of concept.
- Right now, there's no way to detect when sliders are linked or unlinked and there's also no way to link or unlink from MIDI mixer. If I find a way to do that, I'll add it.
- Also there is no way to detect changes in microphone gain or to set microphone gain, so I don't have a mic gain slider
- Since there's no nice way to update the settings page or customize a button dynamically, I haven't implemented enabling/disabling filters yet. I might add a bypass button so you can toggle all filters on/off for a certain channel. But specific filters not yet.
Maybe you're like me and you have more than a few Elgato devices. You might have the Elgato Key light? Check out this other plugin I made: https://github.com/fu-raz/midimixer-elgato-controlcenter