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Originally Posted by blinkSaunders  I have a question about two things I've learned recently.
I have recently learned the gate technique of nudging a dummy kick track say 50 samples forward (in time) to the key input of a gate on the kick you want to hear.
I have also recently learned that putting the Dyn 3 gate on a track delays it by 96 samples and that this too should be nudged forward in time to compensate.
So the question is since the main kick has a Dyn 3 on it and needs to be nudged, does the key input track need to be nudged and extra 96 on top of the 50 I'm doing?
Thanks in advance. |
If you're using this technique, the trigger track always needs to be earlier than the gated track. So yes - if you're nudging one 96samples earlier, the trigger has to be 96 +50 (or whatever) earlier.
...otherwise the trigger will be 46samples later than the audio of course!
Although Mr Dye's method is probably less hassle.