foobar lowpass plugin?

[Sinbios]

anyone know of a plugin for a lowpass filter in foobar?

 

[Sinbios]

bumpitty?

 

[comabereni]

The lack of replies to your question is probably indicative, but I'll add that I've never seen Foobar crossover filters. You want to cut high frequencies at the source?

-coma

 

[Glassman]

make yourself an impulse response of the filter you want, store it in wave file and load it with Convolver..

 

[Sinbios]

Quote:

Originally Posted by comabereni The lack of replies to your question is probably indicative, but I'll add that I've never seen Foobar crossover filters. You want to cut high frequencies at the source? -coma

indeed, that is what i'm looking for.

Glassman: and that fits the term "low pass filter for foobar" how?

 

[Glassman]

well you can apply any filter using Convolver, you just need the filter's impulse response.. you can make one easily - make a wave file in editor, a second of silence for example, move cursor in the middle of such file and elevate exactly one sample to the maximum amplitude - that's called unit impulse or Dirac impulse.. now let the editor low pass the file with filter you want and store the result in wave file, load this file with Convolver in foobar and you're done, you have your low pass filter!

 

[ooheadsoo]

Look up the plugin called "divider."

It allows you set xover slopes from 40db/oct to 400 or something. I think you need a bunch of outputs though.

 

[JeffL]

Here is an 80hz lowpass filter I mode for the foobar convoler. Try it out

 

[Sinbios]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Glassman well you can apply any filter using Convolver, you just need the filter's impulse response.. you can make one easily - make a wave file in editor, a second of silence for example, move cursor in the middle of such file and elevate exactly one sample to the maximum amplitude - that's called unit impulse or Dirac impulse.. now let the editor low pass the file with filter you want and store the result in wave file, load this file with Convolver in foobar and you're done, you have your low pass filter!

hmm, i'm not sure what you mean by elevate one sample to the maximum amplitude... is there a tool in audition/cooledits to do it?