@JoshuaACNewman sure! There's no noise gate object equivalent in #BitwigStudio. You need three math operations to create a comparator that uses some basic logic to generate a gate pulse based on a given threshold.

With #PlugData you use a #NoiseGate and attach a threshold value.

This is the first clear example. Mostly I am assuming I don't know what I am doing and keep running at it until it works.

Sometimes I start playing Object Bingo and get lucky by typing what I hope will be an Object - and behold - someone already made it!

I am genuinely nervous about the distant mountain range of knowledge that is #CCoding to build a portable UI, but that is at least 2-3 months away.

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