No. In parallel signal is affected twice(it's split for two parts, one signal goes into filter 1, second into filter 2, so you will get independent filters)qa2pir wrote:Wouldn't parallel filters be the same thing since the two filtered channels add up?Igro wrote:One more question: How exactly i will setup it with parallel filters. I understand with serial, where first filter can have static notch filter and second just common lowpass filter.Gamma-UT wrote: You might need to use two filters in parallel to get the sound you want
Parasite frequencies
- KVRAF
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- KVRian
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Yeah, but since it's the same sound and supposedly goes into the same mix, they will add up to create the same frequency response as if it was one channel serially filtered. No?Igro wrote:No. In parallel signal is affected twice(it's split for two parts, one signal goes into filter 1, second into filter 2, so you will get independent filters)qa2pir wrote:Wouldn't parallel filters be the same thing since the two filtered channels add up?Igro wrote:One more question: How exactly i will setup it with parallel filters. I understand with serial, where first filter can have static notch filter and second just common lowpass filter.Gamma-UT wrote: You might need to use two filters in parallel to get the sound you want
bleh
- KVRAF
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No. In parallel, if one filter set to Comb filter and second to BP filter, you will get the sound, which is just mixed together(Comb+BP). Same filter configuration in serial brings you other result: BP filter will shape Comb filter.qa2pir wrote:Yeah, but since it's the same sound and supposedly goes into the same mix, they will add up to create the same frequency response as if it was one channel serially filtered. No?Igro wrote:No. In parallel signal is affected twice(it's split for two parts, one signal goes into filter 1, second into filter 2, so you will get independent filters)qa2pir wrote:Wouldn't parallel filters be the same thing since the two filtered channels add up?Igro wrote:One more question: How exactly i will setup it with parallel filters. I understand with serial, where first filter can have static notch filter and second just common lowpass filter.Gamma-UT wrote: You might need to use two filters in parallel to get the sound you want
Parallel mode is very useful, if you will pan filters in different direction, one to the left, second to the right). You will get really big sound. Good synths like Largo, Massive, Zebra have this feature.
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- KVRAF
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- KVRian
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maybe he has no ears.Arglebargle wrote:why are you asking us? sweep an eq around and use yer ears!
