| Typical filters:
Lowpass filter: tone or butterlp ; highpass: atone or butterhp
you can then select the output with a conditional, e.g.
krms rms asig
if krms > ithreshold then
aout butterhp asig, icutoff
else
aout butterlp asig, icutoff
endif
Regards
Victor Lazzarini
On 9 Sep 2010, at 13:17, victor wrote:
>
> Hello to all
>
> I'd like to make a dynamic filter on wav file. I mean that i want to
> apply
> either a high pass or a low pass filter , depending on the amplitude
> (this
> can seem weird but it is for psycho-acoustical research). I get the
> amplitude with rms; i can apply the condition at the beginning of
> playing,
> and it stays for the whole play;
>
> i want the filter to shift for low to high, or from high to low,
> during the
> playing of the .wav file. Please could you help to choose the best
> opcode
> that is suited to this aplication?
>
> Thanks
>
> Victor
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