- Audio
- Audio FX
Filter
Purpose
Section titled “Purpose”Filter shapes the tone of a signal by cutting or passing frequencies around a cutoff. It offers lowpass, bandpass, highpass, and notch responses with resonance, suitable for tone shaping and filter sweeps.
Insert it inline on any source. Wire audio into in and out onward. Pick a Mode, set Cutoff to the corner frequency, and add Resonance for emphasis at the cutoff. Drive Cutoff from a CHOP or control source for sweeps.
Inputs and outputs
Section titled “Inputs and outputs”- Input 0:
inaccepts mono or stereo PCM. It is required. - Output 0:
outemits the same shape as the input.
Controls
Section titled “Controls”- Mode: filter response:
lplowpass,bpbandpass,hphighpass, ornotch. - Cutoff: corner frequency in Hz, from 20 to 20000.
- Resonance: emphasis at the cutoff. Higher values give a sharper, more vocal peak.
- Drywet: balance between the dry input and the filtered signal.
- The filter is stable under fast cutoff and resonance changes, so it sweeps cleanly.
- Use lowpass to darken, highpass to thin, bandpass to isolate a band, and notch to remove one.
Inputs
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inrow required
Outputs
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outrow
Parameters
Section titled “Parameters” Cutoff (Cutoff) Float
op('filter').par.Cutoff - Default:
1000- Range:
- 20 to 20000
Resonance (Resonance) Float
op('filter').par.Resonance - Default:
0.3- Range:
- 0 to 1
Drywet (Drywet) Float
op('filter').par.Drywet - Default:
1- Range:
- 0 to 1