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work

hello mit2

not sure what you want -
a switch: would be your described if else scenario
a crossfade: fades from A to B mixing the signals

here are the 2 modules (for stream as code)

work

you mean

if mix == 0 then dry input
if mix > 0 then wet *mix

would be like this then


you just need to change 'b' to '(b*mix)' in the switch module

btw are you sure you didn`t confuse > (greater then) and < (less then)
also where is the double stream?

if this doesn`t help,you better post a schematic..

work

KG_is_back wrote:

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streamin dry;
streamin wet;
streamout out;
streamin mix;
out=wet*mix+dry*(1-mix);

this is also a crossfade...
i just use this instead:

because of less multiplication - it should be with better performance if i`m right and it has no extra float value for 1, but KG`s is easier to understand?


so you want:
if mix == 0 then dry input
and if mix < 0 (less then zero) it mixes the wet signal(with the filters) without input signal

so 0..-1 should mix the wet signal?

then just xchange the > and < signs in the code above



note that the mix signal then needs to be 0..-1 and not like you wrote before 0..1
if mix range would be 0..1 in your scenario:

mit2 wrote:i want doit this if mix = 0

http://i61.tinypic.com/286toa8.jpg

and if mix < 0

http://i62.tinypic.com/1zovvde.jpg

this is schematic how has a look

it never can get the second signalway because mix is never < 0

work

its because the range of your mix slider is set to min = 0, max = 0 so the output of your fader is always 0, just set the max to 1 .....

thaks. I thought that I mix 0-1