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You know, I've been searching for a filter (hardware or software)that fits the following spec, but can't find one. I'm sure more people than just me would find such a filter useful...
OK, this filter has just 2 knobs: resonance & cut-off frequency. The resonance knob is the usual type, but the cut-off knob is where things are a little different. At the 12 O'clock position, it's neutral and does nothing. Turning clockwise engages the high-pass filter and brings the cut-off freq up through the frequency range. Anti-clockwise from the 12 O'clock position engages the low-pass filter and brings the cut-off freq down through the frequency range. Not only would this be a great one-stop-filter-shop for production purposes, it'd make an awesome performance tool. |
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Just throw this together: http://www-users.rwth-aachen.de/Christian.Budde/QR.zip
+ fixed 18dB filter + Q and Frequency adjustable + simple interface + about 0.5% CPU usage - still some problems near the 0 settings. Have fun, Christian |
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Christian Budde wrote: Just throw this together: http://www-users.rwth-aachen.de/Christian.Budde/QR.zip
+ fixed 18dB filter + Q and Frequency adjustable + simple interface + about 0.5% CPU usage - still some problems near the 0 settings. Have fun, Christian you just made this? you're insane. haven't tried it yet but i think the action deserves a  ----  |
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Cheers dude, I'm just about to try it out.  |
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Christian is an insane madman. There it is. I've said it. He's nuts. Literally.
You think I'm joking, but I know the truth. ----  |
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I just threw one together , too
Christian won the race , principally because I had to take my daughter to drama classes 
http://www.scuzzphut.com/switchphilter.dll Last edited by scuzzphut on Fri Aug 29, 2008 1:12 am; edited 1 time in total |
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scuzzphut wrote: I just threw one together , too
Christian won the race , principally because I had to take my daughter to drama classes
http://scuzzphut.panicnow.net/switchphilter.zip they teach little girls drama?...  And here I thought that being a drama queen just came naturally...
edit...I know we didn't have to teach our daughter to be dramatic, ans she's so good at it...  ---- I never learned anything from being right Hink 2012 RIP Reason L. and Ian B |
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| ^ | Joined: 05 Sep 2003 Member: #8838 Location: New England U.S.A. | ||
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that's soooo true , Hink every day is a freakin' drama - why the lessons ?  |
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I love it when people have a dream and it is realized two fold in less then a day!  |
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| ^ | Joined: 08 Aug 2003 Member: #8412 Location: DC USA/GBG Sweden/Berlin Germany | ||
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How about this?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chebyshev_filter sort of a joke I guess, but hey, I figured I try and seize the opportunity. ---- "You are going to let the fear of poverty govern your life and your reward will be that you will eat, but you will not live." |
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| ^ | Joined: 09 Oct 2004 Member: #43891 Location: Columbus,Ohio | ||
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nice work guys. 
LFO would be fine also ---- It's easy if you know how |
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Spectrasonics had this in their VSTi's since day one - works good... |
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| ^ | Joined: 09 Apr 2003 Member: #6670 Location: Right here, in front of my computer... | ||
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The only thing that the vst programmers do is stop creating bugs and start fxing the problems they have on previous products. I was running cubase vst 5.1 and it crashes. Its when I'm working in audio and when in the wave editor using one of the options like sissors or a draw option. Once I click on the wave to edit, all of a sudden, the program crashes. Making me losing my work. Thats what they should be doing :smack: |
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deadman wrote: The only thing that the vst programmers do is stop creating bugs and start fxing the problems they have on previous products. I was running cubase vst 5.1 and it crashes. Its when I'm working in audio and when in the wave editor using one of the options like sissors or a draw option. Once I click on the wave to edit, all of a sudden, the program crashes. Making me losing my work. Thats what they should be doing
 Either you're in the wrong thread or I'm on the wrong plane, because this makes no sense. |
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Does anyone have a bug elimnator for my cubase 5.1? It would be very nice of you. Naughty programmers can't do anything right :( |
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