Automated widget movement (Volume Envelope)

[edm11]

Here is a gig file that shows an example of gradually transitioning the volume of a Gain plugin in the Global rackspace between the value set in one rackspace to the value set in another rackspace. You can adjust the speed of the transition as well.

Note: This is a rough first draft of this type of thing, with plenty of room for improvement.
Feel free to upload your modifications!

EnvelopeTest.gig (162.1 KB)

Credit goes to @schamass for the original Auto Move scriptlet, which has been modified in my gig file.

[Gig] Auto move - timer based

This scriptlet offers a parameter that climbs up and down as another parameter is switched ON or OFF, and this happens at an adjustable time base (parameter 3). [Auto-move] A typical use case is the automated fader movement (i.e. automated cross-fading). Download: gp4_automove_scriptlet.gig (69.5 KB) Credits: @schamass

[jeffn1]

I could see this as being really useful.

Thanks! (Shamass too!)

[Maxxbom]

I’m looking for a button function to fade out a sound. The fade speed should be adjustable. Would this be possible?

Additionally, I’d like a slider that cuts the sound like in the video (the first 5 Seconds).

Does anyone have any ideas?

[pianopaul]

@Maxxbom

I’m looking for a button function to fade out a sound.

What do you mean by “button function”?

[Maxxbom]

I meant a widget that I could trigger via a controller (pedal, note key, etc.) and that would then start the fade-out of, for example, an audio mixer.

Basically, the function should be that of a volume pedal when I control it manually with my foot, only it is automated.

[schamass]

Did you try the “Auto Move” Scriptlet which is linked in the first posting?
This should do exactly what you need… maybe you’d have to link another widget additionally.

[Maxxbom]

I’ll give it a try. I’ve never worked with scripting before. It has to happen sometime.

[schamass]

I solved that by using a “Scriptlet” which is more or less just like any other plugin.
That’s means, if it works for you out of the box, there’ll be no need for you to touch the embedded scripting code.
That’s the sweet magic of a “Scriptlet” (vs. “Script”).

[Maxxbom]

I only just got around to trying it. Wow. This is exactly what I was looking for for fade-out effects. I didn’t know the difference between a script and a scriptlet. Thanks for pointing that out. I’ve adapted the script to my needs. However, I can’t seem to change the resolution from integers to decimal numbers. Even at low speeds, the fade-out isn’t smooth. I think it’s okay as is, though.

Thanks for sharing!

Now I just need someone to share a script for that sound effect in the video above. Maybe someone has a suggestion?