How does one 'mix' a filter?

[DanH]

As in, what's the process? Baffles me slightly that there can be mix knobs on filter plugins without any artefacts (phase etc) coming through the signal when blending the wet & dry signals in these plugins.

[ustk]

@DanH If you want to avoid phase issue when mixing a filter and direct source, you'll need to use a linear phase filter. But I far as I know Hise doesn't have any linear phase EQ...

[UD AUDIO]

I asked myself the same today :D
Would be a dream if HISE gets a real mixing environment with routing, fx reordering and also a mix knob for any fx.

[Lindon]

@UD-AUDIO said in How does one 'mix' a filter?:

I asked myself the same today :D
Would be a dream if HISE gets a real mixing environment with routing, fx reordering and also a mix knob for any fx.

see the very first feature request here:

The definitive feature request & bug fix roadmap

Function parameters can‘t have a type specifier in Javascript so this would break many language idioms.

Forum (forum.hise.audio)

[UD AUDIO]

@Lindon Bus channels are another point, yes.

[Lindon]

@UD-AUDIO - thats "Routing" by any other name

[UD AUDIO]

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[UD AUDIO]

@Lindon Oh I got you.
"A Bus is like a virtual wire that's used to send audio signal from one channel strip (the source) to another (the destination). "
(https://www.macprovideo.com/article/logic-pro/how-to-best-use-bus-channels-in-logic-pro)
So this is why it's called BUS channels. Learned something new :D
This was my knowledge before: