PEQ Low/High Pass

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  • 2022/03/31 at 1:03 pm #106633
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    On channel inputs I wish the PEQ would allow me to steepen the HPF and LPF curve. It would be great to do 24 dB Butterworth

    Thank you

    2022/05/30 at 3:07 pm #107370
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    +1

    2023/03/07 at 1:31 pm #111834
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    +1

    2023/03/08 at 6:02 am #111860
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    +1

    2024/07/27 at 3:35 pm #124153
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    +1 !!

    2024/08/19 at 2:06 pm #124856
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    + another 1! But the HPF on the preamp side does do this – albeit that it’s not very intuitive that it lives in the preamp section rather than the EQ section.

    2024/09/13 at 10:09 pm #125628
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    +1

    2024/09/16 at 10:06 am #125682
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    A steeper curve would require more processing power than is currently available in the input channel (the filter is essentially applied multiple times), so I’m afraid this is highly unlikely.
    Avantis and dLive have larger FPGA’s with more processing per channel (and more channels), so they can include both HPF and LPF as part of their input channel processing, though note that the LPF has a fixed slope, and the PEQ block (which is the same in all XCVI cores) also has fixed slopes.

    Sorry!
    Keith.

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