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>Emergency Preparedness
Masks and social distancing making a comeback…. just in time for the midterms.
Not the vaxx…… just a coincidence I'm sure….
Gee, nice timing → >>16298835
That's actually a high-pass filter, because it allows highs to pass, filtering out lows. A low-pass filter does the opposite, and filters highs.
KEK
No such thing. Audio engineer here (25+ years). HPF, LPF, and Band Pass are the standard filters.
There's a frequency that it can be set at but it is in no way a CUTOFF. There is a slope involved which decreases the frequencies below that point at x db per octave.
Low Cut is another term used in place of High Pass yes.
A storms a brewin'
>>>1629904
Not sure who you were quoting. The last digit got cut off.
The original poster posted a parametric eq pic, so that's what I was referring to. Q in that case is the band width of a bell filter on an eq band.
The filters are overlaid, but there's a separate set of controls for the high-pass and low-pass filters.
>the raw input is too much in the long run
Exactly. That is the key to a clean mix too. Filter off the stuff that's not needed on each source signal. I mix FOH live and in many cases all you need are the proper filters set, and very little to no eq.
A cruise missile has fixed wings, so technically yes. Other missiles which lack wings, no.
>>>16299477
384 Hz opens the door.