just what the title says
looking to side chain a audio signal using midi
and also seen in this video
any way to use any melda vst like volume shaper (using midi trigger to perform a volume automation shaper)
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- KVRian
- 707 posts since 29 Dec, 2016 from India
REAPER, Phase Plant , Unfiltered Audio TRIAD and LION, NI classic collection,......... ETC
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- KVRist
- 70 posts since 31 Jul, 2016
MRatio can do this.
1. Put MRatio on a MIDI track by itself
2. Route your audio to MRatio/sidechain
3. Either route your MIDI to MRatio, or just put the MIDI pattern directly on MRatio's MIDI track.
4. In MRatio, find and expand the Utilities section and open up mod1
5. Select the Envelope tab, set mode to MIDI. Leave action on/off to start/stop single
6. In the parameters section, add Global --> Ratio, then click Invert
7. In the ASDR section, zero out everything except Decay (and Decay% if you want non-linear rise in volume)
8. Make sure you've enabled mod1 (click Enable in top right of mod1 pane)
Now, when you play your track, adjust decay time and decay % to taste.
1. Put MRatio on a MIDI track by itself
2. Route your audio to MRatio/sidechain
3. Either route your MIDI to MRatio, or just put the MIDI pattern directly on MRatio's MIDI track.
4. In MRatio, find and expand the Utilities section and open up mod1
5. Select the Envelope tab, set mode to MIDI. Leave action on/off to start/stop single
6. In the parameters section, add Global --> Ratio, then click Invert
7. In the ASDR section, zero out everything except Decay (and Decay% if you want non-linear rise in volume)
8. Make sure you've enabled mod1 (click Enable in top right of mod1 pane)
Now, when you play your track, adjust decay time and decay % to taste.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 707 posts since 29 Dec, 2016 from India
came back just to say thanks a lot man.jmalge wrote: Tue Apr 09, 2019 2:07 am MRatio can do this.
1. Put MRatio on a MIDI track by itself
2. Route your audio to MRatio/sidechain
3. Either route your MIDI to MRatio, or just put the MIDI pattern directly on MRatio's MIDI track.
4. In MRatio, find and expand the Utilities section and open up mod1
5. Select the Envelope tab, set mode to MIDI. Leave action on/off to start/stop single
6. In the parameters section, add Global --> Ratio, then click Invert
7. In the ASDR section, zero out everything except Decay (and Decay% if you want non-linear rise in volume)
8. Make sure you've enabled mod1 (click Enable in top right of mod1 pane)
Now, when you play your track, adjust decay time and decay % to taste.
PS.just found a sync button on the ADSR .so it was easy to match up the time and shape
REAPER, Phase Plant , Unfiltered Audio TRIAD and LION, NI classic collection,......... ETC
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- KVRist
- 43 posts since 24 Feb, 2021
is there a way to do this same thing with look-ahead? using the standard MIDI triggered modulator still takes a few milliseconds to trigger so transients overlap with the ducked signal
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- KVRist
- 43 posts since 24 Feb, 2021
I think I figured it out for anyone else looking for MIDI triggered sidechain volume shaping with look-ahead
1.) MUtility inside MXXX,
2.) Envelope Modulator to Utility Volume,
3.) Enable Delay -> click 'Report as latency' -> enter desired look-ahead
1.) MUtility inside MXXX,
2.) Envelope Modulator to Utility Volume,
3.) Enable Delay -> click 'Report as latency' -> enter desired look-ahead