A common technique I’ve made use of in DAWs is to take a sound, pass the signal through reverb and then mute the original sound (essentially turn the dry signal to 0% and wet signal to 100%). This gives the effect that reverb is coming out of nowhere because you can no longer hear the sound source. Is there a way to hear the FX output without hearing the source sound in Sonic Pi?
Hi there @bagofdragonite,
yes, there’s a very easy way of doing this. Every FX has a mix:
opt which allows you to specify the amount of dry/wet signal:
-
mix: 0
- is all dry, -
mix: 1
- is all wet, -
mix: 0.5
- is 50% wet and 50% dry, -
mix: 0.25
- is 25% wet and 75% dry, - etc.
Most reverbs typically have a bit of wet and dry signals passing through, so to fit to the norm, the default mix:
value is 0.4
. However, if you change it to 1
you’ll get the effect you’re looking for:
with_fx :reverb, mix: 1 do
# play sound here
end
Let me know if this helps
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