AudioEffectLimiter

Adds a soft-clip limiter audio effect to an audio bus.

A "limiter" is an audio effect designed to stop audio signals from exceeding a specified volume threshold level, and usually works by decreasing the volume or soft-clipping the audio. Adding one in the Master bus is always recommended to prevent clipping when the volume goes above 0 dB. Soft clipping starts to decrease the peaks a little below the volume threshold level and progressively increases its effect as the input volume increases such that the threshold level is never exceeded. If hard clipping is desired, consider AudioEffectDistortion.ModeEnum.Clip.

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public AudioEffectLimiter();

public float CeilingDb { get; set; }

public float SoftClipDb { get; set; }

public float SoftClipRatio { get; set; }

public float ThresholdDb { get; set; }

public float GetCeilingDb();

public float GetSoftClipDb();

public float GetSoftClipRatio();

public float GetThresholdDb();

public void SetCeilingDb(float ceiling);

public void SetSoftClipDb(float softClip);

public void SetSoftClipRatio(float softClip);

public void SetThresholdDb(float threshold);