&noisegatesettings
Lets you tweak the &noisegate variables, making it more or less aggressive as needed
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Lets you tweak the &noisegate variables, making it more or less aggressive as needed
Sender-Side Option! (&push)
Example: &noisegatesettings=10,25,3000
(TargetGain,Threshold,StickinessMs)
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10,25,3000
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&noisegatesettings is used in conjunction with &noisegate. This feature lets you tweak the noise-gate's variables, making it more or less aggressive as needed.
It takes a comma separated list:
First value is the closed-gate target gain as a percentage of normal volume. The code accepts 0 to 100. Use 0 to 40 for noticeable ducking; use 0 to 3 for near-mute. A value like 10 can still be audible, just dampened.
Second value is the threshold value where the gate is triggered if below it. ~ 100 is loudly speaking, ~ 20 is light background noise levels, and under 5 is quiet background levels.
Third value is how sticky the gate-open position is, in milliseconds. Having this set to a few seconds should prevent someone from being cut off while speaking or taking a short pause.
The current implementation checks this in 100-ms steps, so use multiples of 100 ms. For example, 3000 means about 3 seconds; 300 means about 0.3 seconds.
Example:
https://vdo.ninja/?noisegate&noisegatesettings=10,25,3000
To help users with testing the noise gate and configuring the noise gate settings, there's an interactive page here for it: https://vdo.ninja/noisegate
The interactive /noisegate test page uses a classic DAW-style parameter set (threshold in dBFS, attack ms, release ms, hold ms, depth %). The 5-value string it displays is not directly compatible with &noisegatesettings, which uses the 3-value internal format (TargetGain, Threshold, StickinessMs) described above. Use the test page to tune the live feel of the gate, then translate your preferred settings manually to the 3-value URL format.
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