Re: [ecasound] zero gate threshold?

From: Kai Vehmanen <kvehmanen@email-addr-hidden>
Date: Sun Apr 24 2005 - 23:21:24 EEST

On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 jeff_patterson@email-addr-hidden wrote:

> It is possible to set-up a gated ecasound record chain where the
> threshold is set to zero? I am trying to sample-sync 6 tracks sourced
> from my external HD recorder. The tracks are downloaded to the computer
[...]
> ecasound recieves it's first non-zero sample, I want it to start saving
> the data to a file. Using -ge:0,0,peak doesn't seem to work. With this
> setting ecasound begins saving data immediately.

Hmm, -ge:0,0 should work. There are too possible problems:

1) the input samples before actual audio data are not
    zeros ... you could try with -ge:0.1,0 instead and see if it
    works better

2) -ge is block based (= not sample-accurate), so when the gate
    opens, all the samples inside that block are passed through...
    you can use the -b:xxx option to set the blocksize => with
    a really small blocksize like -b:16 the worst-case error
    is just a couple of samples

PS It is not impossible to make -ge sample-accurate, but
    can't promise you anything about the implementation schedule.

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