Hi,
Is vcf~ (which is bandpass) the only available type of signal-controlled
(smoothly-changing) filter? Doesn't the voltage-controlled version of
lop~ and hip~ exist? Is it for a mathematical reason? (i.e.
impossibility to implement in a relatively simple way)
Or is it because it is
cyrille henry escribió:
hello,
there is a lot of discussion about filter in this list.
if you wish to build filter with vanilla object, you can build yours
with pole~ and zero~ objects.
Whps I hadn't realised that a signal can be used as the coefficient
for [rzero~] and [rpole~]
--- On Thu, 18/2/10, cyrille henry c...@chnry.net wrote:
and lot's more with externals...
...although don't use bsaylor/svf~ and moog~ which both cause denormal errors
on modern computers (and your audio siezes up)
ed
Matteo Sisti Sette a écrit :
Hi,
Is vcf~ (which is bandpass) the
Hi,
Is vcf~ (which is bandpass) the only available type of signal-controlled
(smoothly-changing) filter? Doesn't the voltage-controlled version of
lop~ and hip~ exist? Is it for a mathematical reason? (i.e.
impossibility to implement in a relatively simple way)
Or is it because it is
hello,
there is a lot of discussion about filter in this list.
if you wish to build filter with vanilla object, you can build yours with pole~
and zero~ objects.
you can also use biquad~ object.
you can also use expr~ to make an equivalent of my bq~ object and use my
abstraction to compute
