hello,
aparently there is no moses~ so how can I split and treat the upper and lower part of a signal block-wise
and how do I put the samples back together ?
regards
how to treat upper and lower part of audio differently ?
hello,
aparently there is no moses~ so how can I split and treat the upper and lower part of a signal block-wise
and how do I put the samples back together ?
regards
You can use [min~] and [max~] for that, without any arguments.
and I mix back everything with [+~] ?
When doing such things, filtering out the resulting continuous component is a good idea.
[hip~ 5] or some higher order highpass filter would do the job.
@nau yes seems obvious, I was thinking the same
but [min~] and [max~] seem to give the min and max value (maximum or minimum of 2 inputs)
I though using clip was a more obvious choice ? (restrict a signal to lie between two limits)
Or [<~], [==~] and [>~] maybe? Just thinking out loud.
I dont use extended , just tried [clip 0 1] and [clip -1 0] works like a charm
The problem with [clip~] is that if your signal goes beyond 1 or -1, it will distort. [min~] and [max~ are the same as [clip~], but only bound on one side.
@LiamG yeah I thought the same then assumed the signal did not go abowe 1,0 (100%)
thanks for the time spend to explain it visualy dude
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