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How to cut a specific freq range?

Archive · 2008 4 old posts

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Dave ·

Hi,

i want to cut a frequency range out of the signal... let's say from 4.000 hz - 8.000 hz everything should be filtered out...

How can i do this?

PS: I don't want an EQ or a Bandpassfilter...

kirkagur ·

i am not sure but i am thinking that this could only happens with a FIR filter (brickwall). 🙂

I will be happy to have one too!!! 🙂 🙂 🙂 😀

stefan ·

Actually it's not doable afaik. It's doable to get it below a certain dB threshold between specific frequencies, but not down to -inf dB.

philter5 ·

exonerate wrote: Ok i've now added the frequency splitter to the wiki, you can get it here....[old link]

cheers 😉

try the frequency splitter by exonerate. you can download it from the wiki. 😉

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