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DigitalSteam TimeTracker v1.2 x64 VST WiN macOS [FREE] screenshot
Free | WiN macOS VST3 SAL | 8 MB
Time Tracker helps you to measure time spend on a DAW project.

Add it as a last effect on main bus track and forget till you need to check how long you are working. Tracking can be auto or manually paused. You can assign a MIDI event to a pause button. You can of course add as many instances on any track you want.

Features
- Project start date and time
- Session start date and time
- Two formats of time
- Manual pause (mouse or MIDI)
- Silence detecting
- Auto resume after manual pause
- Scalable GUI
- Time correcting
- Log file

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  Contributor 3.05.2011 715 5072
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If you want to supply something, you can. PM is open for that.
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  Resident 21.06.2018 448 15839
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  Member 27.05.2024 147
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lmao... just what i need, more pressure and overthinking.
  Resident 26.09.2012 3 1848
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it's probably for those who work with paying clients ?
  Contributor 3.05.2011 715 5072
+43545
i used it to time how i long i would take to sketch an idea.

Also how long to get the basic chords of an existing song.

but yeah for clients and paying it also works well, since you have log-files.
If you want to supply something, you can. PM is open for that.
  Resident 25.12.2017 6 2143
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Right? This may be useful for me, since I found a long time ago that if I spend too much time on the foundational composition elements I start micro-tweaking them and losing the entire auditory picture that was in my head to begin with. I give myself a window to lay down the foundation, then litely arrange stuff to see what parts of it feel like they're lacking or if the melody lines feel too sparse (or busy,) and go to work experimenting with more (or less,) instruments, layers, or filling effects. It's a back-'n-forth process, but that initial stage of just getting the vybe of the idea out there is critical, at least in my workflow.
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