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Svf filter cuts too much high frequencies in default position #179
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Oddly enough this is a duplicate of #173 (same underlying issue) |
Should I close this issue then? |
@sichtbeton can you test a new build and confirm whether this is now good enough? It's still off by a factor of sin(f)/f compared to the ladders so it matches almost exactly at low frequencies but is at about 17khz instead of 22khz fully open |
Ok, checked it just now. It's much better now! There is still a audible difference when put under the microscope (DT770 Pro headphones), so it's loosing a bit of the high freqs when fully open compared to 12db / 24db filters. "Drive" reacts completely different (louder than the rest) so I would ignore this. So would most users notice it? Probably not and if so only the nerds. Could there be a bit more high freqs when fully open? Sure. |
Makes sense - I'll try to address it more completely as I get through #105 |
Closing for now - will be done in #105 |
The new svf filter is great. The only issue I found is that when engaged, the filter cuts a lot of high frequencies by default. So doing a filter move is not really possible because there is no way to get the original sound when svf is selected.
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