Multiband Splitter
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You can already do it using eq/filters and routing matrix
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@ustk Yeah I know that too, but splitting frequencies without any volume change (because cross-over frequencies are allways causes volume bumps on transifiton frequencies) is not a simple task like just Routing and using HP, LP filters.
The cross-over frequency coefficients need to be calculated acording to the used biquad filters.
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A Bessel that is compensated for phase match (for flatness in the crossover region) works pretty well (in fact even better than a Linkwitz-Riley, but there's no perfect filter anyway, you always end up paying the bill regarding flatness vs phase vs transient and depending on the frequency you're in...)
@remarkablex made an excellent example here using the ParEQ:
RemarkableX Snippet Kit...
3 BAND FREQUENCY SPLITTER Hello Hise community I've made a 3 band frequency splitter fx unit and I'm sharing it with you. You can use it for multiband compre...
Forum (forum.hise.audio)
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That's what the linkwitz riley filters will be for.
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@Christoph-Hart will that be part of scriptnode?
Dan Korneff - Producer / Mixer / Audio Nerd
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@dustbro It is already here in scriptnode, you can use a split container and add some Linkwitz-Riley filters ;)
side question: how do you remove a control parameter knob you added in a DSP node? -
Right click on the parameter that controls the other one, then delete the connection in the popup
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@Christoph-Hart Thanks but I am not speaking about the connection, but the actual knob to remove?
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Ah, sorry, misread that. Yeah, that's not possible right now, but hang on a few minutes :)
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@Christoph-Hart no rush my man!
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No worries, I am working on it right now anyway:
When in edit mode, click on it (so it gets highlighted) and press delete or backspace...
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The quickest fix ever!
