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)