Hi,

I love the FX section, and as a developer, I'm trying to do somethings similar for the soft/clip part for a module I'm building.

I see that you smooth in an elegant way the signal when you cross/switch to soft clip, but I'm not able to got that nice smooth.

Here's the actual code I've done for the soft clip part

const float limit = 0.455f;

if (filterGainNormalized >= limit)

{

float crossfadeAmount = rescale(filterGainNormalized, 0.5f, limit, 0.0f, 1.0f);

crossfadeAmount = clamp(crossfadeAmount, 0.0f, 1.0f);

crossfadeAmount = std::powf(crossfadeAmount, 2.0f);

output += filterIIR.processSample(input);

output = crossfade(output, softClip(output), crossfadeAmount);

}

else

{

float crossfadeAmount = rescale(filterGainNormalized, limit, 0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);

crossfadeAmount = clamp(crossfadeAmount, 0.0f, 1.0f);

output += filterIIR.processSample(crossfade(input, input * filterGain, crossfadeAmount));

output = softClip(output);

}

but it doesn't sound so pleasant, so to speak any tips? do you use some exp/smooth crossfade function?

Thanks for any tips/advise you can give it to me.

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