Is AET affected by the volume of samples?

fan455
fan455 Member Posts: 9 Sine
edited June 2022 in Kontakt

Hello,

I'm trying to use AET in kontakt, and here's my confusion.

I have sample 1 and sample 2 that are different in timbre, and want to morph between them through AET. In these 2 cases:

case 1: sample 1 and sample 2 are normalized to the same volume level.

case 2: sample 1 is significantly louder than sample 2.

Will the morphed sounds have different timbre in these 2 cases?

Appreciate your answers!

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  • EvilDragon
    EvilDragon CroatiaModerator Posts: 812 mod
    edited June 2022 Answer ✓

    AET is looking into spectral fingerprint of a sound (using FFT), so only relative volumes between different frequencies matter, not the actual volume of the sample. At least this is what makes sense to me logically and intuitively. Feel free to try different cases out and let us know what you find :)

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  • EvilDragon
    EvilDragon CroatiaModerator Posts: 812 mod
    edited June 2022 Answer ✓

    AET is looking into spectral fingerprint of a sound (using FFT), so only relative volumes between different frequencies matter, not the actual volume of the sample. At least this is what makes sense to me logically and intuitively. Feel free to try different cases out and let us know what you find :)

  • fan455
    fan455 Member Posts: 9 Sine
    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/19989#Comment_19989

    Thanks! I just tested and it's as you said, AET is not dependent on the overall volume of samples.

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