Sidoskatkeaminen
Sidoskatkeaminen, often translated as "side-chaining" in English, is a signal processing technique primarily used in audio production. It allows one audio signal to control the volume of another audio signal. The core idea is that the "side-chain" signal, which is not heard directly, triggers changes in the "main" audio signal.
The most common application of sidoskatkeaminen is in music mixing, particularly with the "ducker" effect. A
Beyond vocals and music, sidoskatkeaminen can be used for various creative and functional purposes. For instance,