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Re: X32 DiscussionWhile the meta data might not be 100% accurate for absolute measurements the relationship between the NOM meta data is coherent. Since the automixer works with differential data the information provided should be more than accurate enough.Given the coherency you could also use the builtin gate in the x32 together with osc to accomplish a more intelligent automixer. If you monitor each input and compute a sum it should become possible to extract the appropiate gate threshold for adaptive functionality. It also enables you to set the dim-range depending on NOM. All this in realtime.This leaves the fader for normal abuse.
Re: X32 Discussion
While the meta data might not be 100% accurate for absolute measurements the relationship between the NOM meta data is coherent. Since the automixer works with differential data the information provided should be more than accurate enough.
Given the coherency you could also use the builtin gate in the x32 together with osc to accomplish a more intelligent automixer.
If you monitor each input and compute a sum it should become possible to extract the appropiate gate threshold for adaptive functionality. It also enables you to set the dim-range depending on NOM. All this in realtime.
This leaves the fader for normal abuse.
