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<blockquote data-quote="Gido Kuechler" data-source="post: 80823" data-attributes="member: 2858">Re: X32 DiscussionHi John,I think you are right. I am not sure, acting on meta data is accurate enough. In my money earning live I am on of the main developers of the Ferrari electronic AG - OfficeMaster Gateways (<a href="http://www.ferrari-electronic.com" target="_blank">Home | Ferrari electronic AG</a>). In those boxes i work on a 4ms time base to get good echo canceling and sound quality on an 8kHz signal. The algorithm in X32Automix is a simple level compare with attack and release time.But maybe it is fast enough for a sort of automix in an spoken word environment.On the other side it is just a funny try what can be done with X32 and OSC.Maybe it brings in some useful ideas.By the way, the proof of concept has another function if the according channel is set to &quot;2&quot; it reduces the gain on clipping.You can get both if you set the parameter to &quot;3&quot;. Levels are given as a float value between 0.0 and 1.0.Download is available on <a href="http://x32midiosc.gido.info" target="_blank">X32MidiOsc | A development blog</a>There is no documentation yet. Works simular to X32MidiOsc without MIDI.Here is a short video: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5swGPE-iBw" target="_blank">X32Automix - YouTube</a>Recording is via X32 in Logic (prefader) ;-)Ciao&nbsp;Gido</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gido Kuechler, post: 80823, member: 2858"] Re: X32 Discussion Hi John, I think you are right. I am not sure, acting on meta data is accurate enough. In my money earning live I am on of the main developers of the Ferrari electronic AG - OfficeMaster Gateways ([URL="http://www.ferrari-electronic.com"]Home | Ferrari electronic AG[/URL]). In those boxes i work on a 4ms time base to get good echo canceling and sound quality on an 8kHz signal. The algorithm in X32Automix is a simple level compare with attack and release time. But maybe it is fast enough for a sort of automix in an spoken word environment. On the other side it is just a funny try what can be done with X32 and OSC. Maybe it brings in some useful ideas. By the way, the proof of concept has another function if the according channel is set to "2" it reduces the gain on clipping. You can get both if you set the parameter to "3". Levels are given as a float value between 0.0 and 1.0. Download is available on [URL="http://x32midiosc.gido.info"]X32MidiOsc | A development blog[/URL] There is no documentation yet. Works simular to X32MidiOsc without MIDI. [COLOR=#444444] Here is a short video: [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5swGPE-iBw"]X32Automix - YouTube[/URL] Recording is via X32 in Logic (prefader) ;-) Ciao Gido [/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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