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Old 26th September 2003, 23:03   #1  |  Link
prom3theus
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DspGuru : other/more opts for noise gate?

Would it be possible to make the noise gate plugin such that it accepts more options, or perhaps allows input of a specific db level? The levels given as options are way too low for the noise on my audiobook tapes I'm recording to pc. It's the only thing keeping me from using besweet as my only post-edit/cropping batch encoder all-in-one.

I could try to compile it for myself but i have no clue what

double NoiseGate=0.00056;

is derived from. It's non-linear, so I'm not sure how to set it for other levels. (Wait, is this a log function?) Could you maybe take a few secs and compile up a version for say -30db -35db -40db -45db -50db or something in there in addition to the other one? Or give me the function you use to derive this?

Thanks if you looked.
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Old 27th September 2003, 00:14   #2  |  Link
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sorry, don't have the time for this.
my plugins are open-source, and anyone can freely modify them.
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Old 27th September 2003, 05:29   #3  |  Link
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anyone else?

Anyone else have any idea where to find the values to use in this function for other values to noise gate, to make it more flexible?
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