Plugin (or Algorithium) to remove below a certain threshold

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  1. bridgehatsynth

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    So lets say I have a guitar take and I want to edit out everything below a certain threshold of volume (or below a certain frequency) what is the best way to quickly extract this? set a volume threshold on a gate and record what comes out the other end?
    Part 2 of this question is how do I remove all the silence in between takes without manually cutting it? so if there is silence between :12-:18 of 24 second take, it "connects" those two sections of the waveform, does that even make sense?
    Is this something that is quickly achievable in logic or should I be looking for a max/msp or PD patch?
    Thank you for reading
     
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    Heres a waveform example I want a way to quickly turn something like the first waveform into the second waveform by using....a plugin?
     

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    Use a Noise gate or expander.

    Remove Silence = ctrl/opt + x
     
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