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  • #59145
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    Chris
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    Hello, I really miss a sidechain in for the gate….
    Yeah there is a ducker feature but I want the opposit function. I want to open the gate of channel 1 if there is sound at channel 2…

    Would be real awesom and I think shouldn’t be such a big deal, because ducker already exists….

    Thanks and greetings from Germany
    Chris

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    Can I ask why?
    Not because I think it’s necessarily daft – I’m just interested to know what the application is…

    #59154
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    @bob, Not sure about the OP’s uses, but I’ve read of techniques where the engineer might be generating a low frequency tone on a channel and they will use another channel (such as the kick drum) as a trigger to open up that gate very quickly and use a very fast release to close that tone channel. It adds some thump to the kick that EQ might not be able to do.

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    OK.

    #59156
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    MarkPAman
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    In the past I’ve done:

    Make Bass get a bit louder on a Kick Drum hit – can be quite effective on some tracks, but needs using with care – it’s not a set & forget thing!
    With an electo-acoustic guitar, that you want to use a mic on, you can turn the mic up from the pickup signal which can clean things up nicely.
    Tone generator through a pressure pad to turn down a mic when nobody’s standing in front of it. Usually to reduce wind noise at outdoor shows.

    I’m sure I’ve done other things too…………

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