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Bump to Martin
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Bump to Martin
Hey Martin -
I'd asked this in the Randy updates thread - What I'm getting with this new Spectral Tilt is the volume now increasing when moved off midpoint - can we split the difference to maintain constant level? The new one sends the synth into clipping very readily.
Any thoughts?
I'd asked this in the Randy updates thread - What I'm getting with this new Spectral Tilt is the volume now increasing when moved off midpoint - can we split the difference to maintain constant level? The new one sends the synth into clipping very readily.
Any thoughts?
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Re: Bump to Martin
The problem is: the normalization depends on the spectral distribution of the material. You can adjust it for one case but it will be off for another. I should probably make it configurable. Here is a version with possibly better normalization.
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martinvicanek - Posts: 1328
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Re: Bump to Martin
Yeah, I suspected that (or something similar) might be the case; curious to give this version a go - thanks again.
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Re: Bump to Martin
Yes I also think a tilt filter that let's you choose the center frequency, and tilt +- x db each octave heading out from that frequency would be most ideal. One could then make their own normalization algos to compensate based on their tilting for that specific task.
Symmetrical spectral madness.
Symmetrical spectral madness.
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