k2k audio Parameters
[Parameters not yet documented — likely declared in source outside register_animatable(). Add an override in _overrides/ if needed.]
Additional controls
Crossfade — Crossfade duration in seconds where the two inputs overlap, 0–1. 0 = abrupt cut (Input A ends, Input B begins immediately — can click). Higher values overlap the tail of A with the head of B for a smooth join. 0.05–0.2 is good for percussive sources; 0.3–1.0 for sustained material.
Gap — Silent gap between inputs in seconds, 0–5. Inserts pure silence between the two inputs. 0 = no gap (the standard concat). Use gaps to create rhythmic pauses or breath space between concatenated clips. Crossfade and gap interact — a gap pushes the inputs apart, then crossfade overlaps the new edges (so a gap of 1s with crossfade of 0.2s means the inputs are separated by 0.8s of silence, with 0.2s fades on each side).
Curve — Crossfade curve shape:
- Linear — straight gain ramp; the simplest blend. Can produce a slight dip in level at the midpoint on un-correlated material (gain hits 50/50, but power drops by 3 dB).
- Equal Pow — equal-power crossfade (sin/cos curve); maintains constant total power through the blend, the safest default for un-correlated material.
- S-Curve — sigmoid-shaped fade (slow at edges, fast in the middle); useful when you want most of the crossfade to happen quickly with gentle entries and exits.
About Time Concat
Time Concat joins two ComplexBuffers in sequence — Input A first, then Input B. It works in the spectral domain so phase relationships at the join are handled cleanly (no STFT re-analysis needed). Use it to: build longer compositions from shorter clips, sequence sound-design layers, or chain templates together in a graph. Pair with Time Crop upstream to extract precise regions before concatenating, or with Time Reverse to glue forward and reversed copies for palindromic effects.
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