Analog & Digital Filters

Audio filters manipulate the frequency spectrum, sometimes for functional, mixing purposes and sometimes for purely artistic reasons. We’ve previously looked at the EQ devices which tend to use filtering for the former, and the Comb Filter which concentrates on the latter. Now let’s take a look at the Analog and Digital Filters, which can do a bit of both.
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0:00 - Intro
0:34 - Common Features
3:21 - Analog Filter
4:31 - Digital Filter
6:14 - Using Old Effects

[@gustavohernandez2713]

The music industry is a playground for signal processing, it's amazing.

[@leonhrad]

I like how you casually mention that renoise would also run on a raspberry pi.

[@murishal]

Renoise tuts are back!

[@abteen]

Best filters in the game.

[@tramsgar]

I really like you keep these videos coming, there are so many involved features of Renoise to discover. Thanks!

[@funxiobolic]

Had totally forgotten about the scream filter, I think it sounds great!

[@Broyale26]

Will these filters help me talk to girls?

[@HenricWallmark]

Is it possible to do sequencing likelihood octatrack style, as in only play it the 2nd time. Like 2/2, or it’s Y40 50/50% the only way to go?

[@kurekt1]

You can run Renoise on a Pi? Got any links to instructions for this?

[@mrmuyagi9907]

Could you do a video on the Lo-Fi effect? I've had so much fun playing around with it but I don't really understand what I'm doing

[@renoise]

The LofiMat was covered in the most recent video: ua-cam.com/video/AxA8DnIci6g/v-deo.html

[@mrmuyagi9907]

@@renoise nice, thank you

[@xihalijing]

Why do you never reply to emails sent to you?