Hello there, please help me with finding different appraches on achieving dynamic equalizing. are you using a vst for that purpose? Is there a renoise native way?
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Native:
you could use one signal follower, then use its sidechain filters to pinpoint sidechain frequency, then use eq5/10 and link band that you want, and do exactly the same for multiple bands…
my 2 cents:
Another solution is TDR Nova. It’s free and it does the job (tho i have the Nova GE version, which is cheap for plugins like renoise is for averige price of a DAW (~for me ofc, everyone has personal favorites)
slick eq M (for more splatial control is a huge winner for busses/groups/master ~from my perspective)
Nova is great for either compressing or expanding -~- dynamics overall…
but i tend more to b
really depends on your goal - maybe you could layer some sounds to get desired result, or some parallel processing…
Cheers!
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Sadly I cant use the Nova, as it isnt released on linux
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well, it’s still doable within the “native” way as i mentioned. It really depends on what you want to achieve.
I want a more subtle way of making room for drums on a rich synths sound than sidechaining. Basically I want nothing to overdrive with i play a pad in really low bass range while still keeping as much of its character