I've been scouring the internet for a good how-to on designing an  
aural exciter, but have not had much luck.  Intuitively, I would  
think that it is waveshaping of a high-pass filtered copy of the  
input mixed with the original signal, but I suspect it might be a bit  
more elegant than that.

Is there a good reference someone could suggest?

Thanks in advance.
Julian

And kudos on CS5.  The official version runs very well on my powerbook.

This may help:

www.aphex.com/pdf/papers/APHEX_AES_reprint_Chalupper.pdf

Cheers,

Chris

Julian Peterson wrote:
> I've been scouring the internet for a good how-to on designing an  aural 
> exciter, but have not had much luck.  Intuitively, I would  think that 
> it is waveshaping of a high-pass filtered copy of the  input mixed with 
> the original signal, but I suspect it might be a bit  more elegant than 
> that.
> 
> Is there a good reference someone could suggest?
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> Julian
> 
> And kudos on CS5.  The official version runs very well on my powerbook.
> 
>