Best way to do wet dry volume compensation?

[Lurch]

Having an issue where (usually using the scriptnode wetdry template) the volume at 100% dry might be -10DB, the volume at 100% wet might be -10db, but the volume at 50% wet will be up to 20db lower, making a lot of things really unintuitive to use.
What's the best way around this? I can't be the only one, I tried flipping phase on one of the paths but no change.

[griffinboy]

@Lurch

You might want RMS scaling to start with.
The scriptnode wet dry template starts with a linear xfade, you can change the option to rms in the drop-down after loading in the template. This will keep volume consistent when mixing (no more volume dip at 50% wet dry).

Then, you can change the min and maximum volumes for the wet and dry mixer by altering the range on the volume nodes that the xfade is attached to.

I'd you want specific control, you can always manually control the volume of each path using scripting, and use whatever math transfer function you want to decide the volumes of the two paths.

[Lurch]

@griffinboy This was it! For some reason I never even noticed the drop down on the wet/dry gain! Thanks as always :)