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Code for a HPF

Archive · 2009 3 old posts

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Hindbeast ·

Hi guys. As a newbie on here I would like to just ask this query about coding. I am wanting to create a High Pass Filter through a programming code and I'm not sure what it is? I have a code for the Low Pass one but not for this one!

This is part of a last minute project for tomorrow in order to create a "Leslie Sim" module to put in my effects unit.

Thanks all the same 😀 !

stw ·

Hindbeast wrote: Hi guys. As a newbie on here I would like to just ask this query about coding. I am wanting to create a High Pass Filter through a programming code and I'm not sure what it is? I have a code for the Low Pass one but not for this one!

Subtract the LoPass Signal from the clean Signal. Result is a HiPass.

Hindbeast ·

Thank you 🙂 !

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