Hi guys. I'm looking for processors that process based on hysteresis. I'll give an example with a compressor.
An compressor has 20dB gain reduction. The input drops below threshold again but there is still higher than the hysteresis threshold so the compressor does nothing to the gain reduction. However, the input now drops below the hysteresis threshold and the compressor reduces the gain reduction depending on the level of the signal and how long it was below threshold. Since the input is a guitar playing a complicated rhythmic passage, the input drops below the GR threshold but not the hysteresis threshold during sustained notes, but between notes the level drops below the H threshold and the compressor (in this case) raises the level .5dB during each silent point, leaving the envelope of the notes alone but the notes get slightly louder but then the level drops again (hysteretically) when the player hits a loud short note or a moderate sustained note.
And there are a ton ton ton ton of possible applications for this.
So please let me know of any processors that work like this. Thanks.
An compressor has 20dB gain reduction. The input drops below threshold again but there is still higher than the hysteresis threshold so the compressor does nothing to the gain reduction. However, the input now drops below the hysteresis threshold and the compressor reduces the gain reduction depending on the level of the signal and how long it was below threshold. Since the input is a guitar playing a complicated rhythmic passage, the input drops below the GR threshold but not the hysteresis threshold during sustained notes, but between notes the level drops below the H threshold and the compressor (in this case) raises the level .5dB during each silent point, leaving the envelope of the notes alone but the notes get slightly louder but then the level drops again (hysteretically) when the player hits a loud short note or a moderate sustained note.
And there are a ton ton ton ton of possible applications for this.
So please let me know of any processors that work like this. Thanks.
Hysteretic Processing (especially compression)
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