My nightly sketch came up with this gate/ducker.
Left inlet is signal to mess with, right is external key.
Can be used for 'musical' duck or mangled foldover.
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Quack~
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Sweet. Can't have enough dynamics effects like duckers, compressors and expanders!
If you make a collection of these, should be added to extended... although theres lots of
others it doesn;t hurt to have too many unique interesting versions because then you can
find one that works just right for a track.Instead of a linear fade try a half cosine (equal power) as for panners, it makes ducking less
"pumping".Use the Source.
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not on my audio computer at the moment, so i can't try this, but it sounds interesting. not ever heard of a duck in the musical sense before. thanks for posting it.
i'd also be really interested in more dynamics effects too. i have a really sweet pd compressor on a broken hard drive and can't for the life of me remember where it's from.
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@obiwannabe said:
Instead of a linear fade try a half cosine (equal power) as for panners, it makes ducking less
"pumping".Wait... *less* pumping? Isn't that the point? Joking... that's actually the next step. Would that be something like this;
[line]
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[cos~]
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etc...Which leads to the next question.. how to apply an exponential fade, and normalize it. that is, to get from 0.001 to 1, or from 0 to 360; exponentially.
--Nestor
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do you get error messages from this patch? i did.
there is a subpatch there where a couple of [delay] objects are connected to [0 $1( message boxes.
replace [delay] with pipe and it works fine.
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@hardoff said:
do you get error messages from this patch? i did.
there is a subpatch there where a couple of [delay] objects are connected to [0 $1( message boxes.
replace [delay] with pipe and it works fine.
Yeah, realized that right after I shot it off....
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@nestor said:
Wait... *less* pumping? Isn't that the point? Joking... that's actually the next step. Would that be something like this;
[line]
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[cos~]
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etc...Which leads to the next question.. how to apply an exponential fade, and normalize it. that is, to get from 0.001 to 1, or from 0 to 360; exponentially.
--Nestor
LOL, pumping is always good, just not with ducks.
To get the 1/4 cosine curve you need something like
[line]
- [- 0.25] [cos]
Use the Source.
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@obiwannabe said:
To get the 1/4 cosine curve you need something like
[line]
- [- 0.25] [cos]
I m looking for this...can u explain with a practical patch explain...
thanks
- [- 0.25] [cos]
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[line] should output 0-1. So it's more like:
[trigger b b]
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[1 100( [0(
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[line]
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[- .25]
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[cos]
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