I love having the ducking parameter available in som many of the effects. However, I'm thinking it would be nice if the signal going to the "ducking trigger" was high passed some more (if it at all is, already). As those lower frequencies contains more power they trigger the ducking more easily, and filtering out some lows i front of it would even things out...and I could dive in on the higher strings and get some action going
Filtering the ducking trigger
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Trazan -
July 1, 2013 at 2:30 AM -
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A very valide point!
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Great idea!
You could also alter the frequency response to exaggerate the issue which could be used in some cool effects - essentially make it impossible for a certain frequency range to trigger the ducking parameter. It wouldn't always be useful but it'd be great if you were switching from a rhythm part to a lead part and you only wanted a delay on the higher notes - so you just tune the response to only trigger for sounds below 300 Hz? Something like that might work really well!
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A very valide point!
Ah, that would be wonderful, if done so! Would even out the pressure needed to reach ducking threshold.
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Ah, that would be wonderful, if done so! Would even out the pressure needed to reach ducking threshold.
+1 I like that. -
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Seems legit! +1