@ben.wes said:

the builds include binaries for both, silicon and intel Macs (on M2 here myself - so that's even the only build that's actually tested ).

I accidentally installed the wrong (pd64) version. Now, pd32 dynsmooth~ external works perfectly. Also multichannel

... unfortunately, block~ (for the 1-sample feedback) is not supported - so i'm afraid that it's not an option to use the abstractions in that mode.

hm, too bad. Same is true for the external, I guess?

Understood. I still can't load the external somehow. Maybe because I am on a arm/silicon Mac?
The abstractions are loading.

Would dynsmooth~ then be the accurate or the efficient version?

Would it run in 'compiled mode' in plugdata?

@ben.wes ah, multichannel support - just what I need

Sorry, I am still very new to plugdata, and I get error messages with dynsmoth-abs-efficient~ -mc 32
bad arguments for message 'f' to object 'objectmaker'

Where exactly do I place your dynsmooth~ folder (downloaded from releases)? In Abstraction and Externals? Thanks a LOT!

@ben.wes awesome

I am looking for a compressor with adjustable knee (in dB).
@porres maybe an updated version of else/compress~ ?

@ben.wes works like a charm, thank you!
(only efficient version tested so far.)

Here is my speech optimized audio leveler with dynamic smoothing. Feel free to comment and improve.

leveler_dynamic_smoothing.pd

works in plugdata.
still a bit messy, I'm a sound engineer, not a coder.

enjoy

@ben.wes said:

for the sake of completeness (and thanks to @manuels' inspiring patch), i'm adding the "efficient" version here (not well tested neither):

dynamicsmooth-efficient~.pd

... i really like this approach and i will create an external for it as well.

did you happen to make an external yet?

I'd like to use multiple instances in a patch and that's only possible by changing the names of the delay lines...

cheers!

awesome! thanks

I've played around with @manuels ' (more accurate) version and it seems to be working great. Just figuring out nice values for my case, an advanced speech optimized audio leveler, which I will post of course as soon as it's working.

wow @manuels , merci!!