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BETA601-013:
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Note: Noise gate VST may be fixed (I did find a bug and changed something, but I haven't had time yet to check if it works...)
Ok, it seems as if loading of STS presets for Noise Gate is now correct with Beta 013.
There is only still this minor bug (first slider position and showing 9.99 instead of 10.00) in Noise Gate GUI, but the sound is correct (loading presets).
The odd problem with original 6.00 VST plugin is, that for rendering the whole Noise Gate settings are more or less ignored.
My latest tests with dBpoweramp leads to this conclusion, because the output sounds too loud and seemingly without noise removal (or far too little - as if especially some mid range bands were completely dead !?) - compared with DSP rendering and realtime listening.
But using it (6.00 VST) for realtime listening it is the other way round (loading my preset without manual correction in GUI):
It sounds as if there is not only one Noise Gate active, but two or three at the same time (with maximum expansion !) !
Important:
This workaround (to move sliders in Noise Gate GUI) that works for realtime processing, does not work for rendering (I guess based on the host to plugin communication that takes places when you start the rendering process).
For example dBpoweramp scans the plugin and reads and saves every parameter (and possibly before rendering it sends these saved parameters back to the plugin).
And that's why it does not help to move sliders before you start the rendering process.
Hans, maybe it is possible for you to build an intermediate (silent) update for the VST version only (stable version 6.01 takes it time) ?
You can replace the original 6.00 VST plugin on download page with this new build (same as 6.00 except the fixed Noise Gate preset loading).
Maybe as VST 6.00b ?
Question about steepness option in Multiband:
Is 250% the correct value to have the same sound as in version 6.00 ?
Is 250% = steepness off ? - if not, could you add an option to switch it off (maybe as part of FFR option - if this is off then steepness, too) ?