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    Why doesn't the soft bypass node work like the Enabled parameter or vice versa?

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      aaronventure
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      The Enabled parameter (on filters etc.) is turned on the moment its input value is above 0 (so it can be easily mapped to the xfader). The input is ceiled.

      The Soft Bypass node rounds its input instead, so it switches at 0.50. This means that if you want to use the same value to drive these two switches, you need a different treatment of the input values.

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        Christoph Hart @aaronventure
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        @aaronventure ah yes, that's an oversight in the filter node, usually everything switches at 0.5.

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          aaronventure @Christoph Hart
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          @Christoph-Hart It is very useful to be able to do this when crossfading different chains for example - if you move the crossfade dry wet knob all the way to 0 (or 1) you want the other network to be bypassed.

          So... how about them logic operators? 😄

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