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Originally Posted by Jason Brian Merrill
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Unless I am missing some capability that is not apparent, that does not address what I am after.
If I inserted a Noise Gate effect on a track and rendered that track, it would output a .wav file that had the noise gate applied to it. I would see a peak file of the new audio.
What I am looking for instead is for the render to output a volume automation graph that lays over the audio that can be manipulated. The volume automation graph would be based upon the effect the noise gate would have on the audio, but without actually creating a new file, and it would show me in volume automation terms the effect of the noise gate.
A feature like this would be VERY useful for a number of things. I often use volume automation to turn down tom tracks on drums until the player actually plays the tom, in which it is turned back up. A noise gate often is not a good choice because it is locked into it's threshold, hold, release times, and those don't always bode well with the tom hit. Having the kind of capability that I mention above would mean I could see what effect the noise gate would have, then go edit the volume automation on the hits that need further tweaking.
It would actually be used for any number of tracks that have background noise that needs to be reduced in an intelligent manner.
Noise Gate to Volume Envelope ReaScript?
Linear Mode
