Hi
It's easier then you think. So, for example what I'm using in GxQuack
(envelope controlled wah pedal with some extra features) is:
Wah = (x : lowpass(1,6000.0) : highpass(1,10.0) : reduce(max,256)
: amp_follower_ud(attack,release) : min(1.0) : max(0.0) );
instead a slider like this
Wah = vslider("Wah[name:Wah]", 0.5, 0, 1, 0.01) : Inverted(0) :
smooth(s);
Thanks Hermann! I'm having trouble finding the quack.dsp file mentioned
in quack.cc
<https://github.com/brummer10/GxQuack.lv2/blob/master/dsp/quack.cc> in
the repo, is it included? Without it, I can't tell much from your
snippet, because I don't know what are x, Inverted, and how you can get
away with declaring a variable two times ;)
Note, that this is with faust-0.9.73, so you need to convert that to
the new faust library structure.
You mean the name / library path of the functions (again, there I'm not
sure what library you import) not the actual syntax, right?
attack is the "rise" time, release is the "fall" time.
So just so I understand, those rise and fall times are those of an
effect, and they are determined by the signal upstream, right? So this
"slider" is not user-controllable, am I right?
https://github.com/brummer10/GxQuack.lv2
regards
hermann
Thank you for your help!
Phil
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