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Fig. 5.39 Bandpass Filter.
CUTOFF: Mid cutoff frequency (semitones) between the lowpass and highpass filter.
BOOST: Boost (dB) at the cutoff frequency of both filters. Can be negative to create
notches.
BANDWIDTH: Bandwidth (semitones) of the filter combination. It affects the frequency
distance between the lowpass and highpass filter.
SLOPE: Filter slope (dB/Oct) of both filters in the cut band.
BOOST BW: Bandwidth of the resonance boosts.
5.11.5 Bandreject
Bandreject filter consisting of a resonant lowpass and resonant highpass filter in parallel.
Fig. 5.40 Bandreject Filter.
CUTOFF: Mid cutoff frequency (semitones) between the lowpass and highpass filter.
BOOST: Boost (dB) at the cutoff frequency of both filters. Can be negative to create
notches.
BANDWIDTH: Bandwidth (semitones) of the filter combination. It affects the frequency
distance between the lowpass and highpass filter.
SLOPE: Filter slope (dB/Oct) of both filters in the cut band.
BOOST BW: Bandwidth of the resonance boosts.
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