Hi,
I've just achieved a nice effect using a notch filter (instead of a parametric EQ).
Any ideas how to visualize the curve (can I simulate the same settings with filter pro?)
I tried with noise & the spectrogram..but couldn't really figure out the curve easily..
visualizing simple notch-filter
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Re: visualizing simple notch-filter
Would this be a fair curve-visualisation using filter pro? (with sortof same settings?)
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Re: visualizing simple notch-filter
Yes, except for parameters Resonance and Q which do not match if the resonance is non-zeroWould this be a fair curve-visualisation using filter pro? (with sortof same settings?)
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Re: visualizing simple notch-filter
ok so it's approximately the same.
Thanks for confirming!
Thanks for confirming!
Re: visualizing simple notch-filter
What happens if you use your noise source idea to compare the spectrum analyser displays of the two filter types?
You could set up two filters driven by the same source and slect one or the other to see the FFT outputs alternately.
Or set one filter in one instance of SunVox and set the other in a second instance then run the two at the same time to see side-by-side FFT outputs.
An alternative to noise might be to use a swept sine output of an analogue generator into the filters.
You could set up two filters driven by the same source and slect one or the other to see the FFT outputs alternately.
Or set one filter in one instance of SunVox and set the other in a second instance then run the two at the same time to see side-by-side FFT outputs.
An alternative to noise might be to use a swept sine output of an analogue generator into the filters.