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I'd put the noise gate as the last effect in your signal chain, it'll

makes the signal silent when the noise level is below a certain level.

They are invaluable for when using noisy effects (especially good for

stomp box effects that can be noisy).
On Sun, May 9, 2010 at 5:03 PM, Julien Claassen  wrote:

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> Hi Brett!

>  But how to set a noise gate? I didn't try yet. Yet even if I turn the

> volume of the instrument completely down, so not even noise submits, the

> rectifier spits a huge amount of sound at me. Maybe I could experiment with

> it a bit.

>  Warmly yours

>          Julien

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