Hz.Filt implements a number of standard digital audio filters.
Hz.Filt supports two input ports. The first (required) port can
be configured mono or stereo and the second (optional) port must be
mono and enables audio-rate modulation of the Detune parameter.
When enabled, Keytrack changes the resonant frequency according to
the active note and combined with the Detune parameter.

Parameters from left to right: Mode, Mix, Resonance, UpdateGui, Keytrack, Detune (when Keytrack enabled), Frequency (Slider). Plot is amplitude and phase response of current Filter across a range of frequencies.
| Name | Id | Description | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
Mode |
100 | Filter Style | 0:Lowpass, 1:Bandpass, 2:Highpass, 2:Notch, 3:Peaking, 4:Allphase, 5-8:reserved, 9:BqLP, 10:BqBp, 11:BqHP, 12:BqNotch, 13:BqAP, 14:BqPeaking, 15:BqLowShelf, 16:BqHighShelf, 17:BqCustom |
Frequency |
101 | Resonant Frequency | 20 - 20000, (440) |
Resonance |
102 | 0-1 (.5) | |
Keytrack |
103 | Enable Key Tracking | 0 or 1 (0) |
Detune |
104 | semitones | -120 - 120 (0) |
Gain |
105 | Gain (dB) | -60 - 24 (1) |
Mix |
106 | 0 - 1 (1) | |
UpdateGui |
107 | 0 or 1 (1) |
Hz.Filt Examples . Smith: Introduction to Digital Filters (technical)