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What is Self resonating 4x oversampled filters?

Archive · 2012 5 old posts

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djbrynte ·

Just wonderign if anyone knows? How do you oversample filters?

trogluddite ·

Self Resonating = when Resonance is turned up to max. the filter will turn into oscillator (usually like a sine osc).

Oversampled = gets rid of small digital distortion ("aliasing") to make the sound more like 'analogue' filter. But it uses very complicated code/assembly (too difficult for me!). Also, it will use lots more CPU than a normal filter.

djbrynte ·

Self Resonating = when Resonance is turned up to max. the filter will turn into oscillator (usually like a sine osc).

is it possible to make or is it realy hard?

trogluddite ·

Has to be done inside the filter code/assembly - so not easy.

djbrynte ·

ok i skip this then.

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