[ardour-users] Re: Reduce(cut) tight range of frequencies

[Oleg Ivanenko]

>As Wolfgang said JAMin would probably be the best way to do what you are
>asking. However, if for some reason you don't want to use JAMin you can
>certainly do this using LADSPA plugins. I haven't got linux open in front
>of me so I can't be too specific. However, you need to find a parametric
>EQ plugin. With a parametric EQ you can vary the frequency which you want
>to boost or cut. You will need to increase or decrease the gain of the EQ
>and then vary the frequency until you find one of the strange peaks - then
>adjust the gain down to get rid of it. The problem with this technique is
>the EQ might act on a wider (or narrower) range of freqencies than your
>strange peak. If you can find a parametric EQ plugin which lets you vary
>the width (sometimes called Q) then you can hopefully get a better result.
>(This is why JAMin would probably be better - you can adjust the width and
>shape of the EQ more precisly).

Yes, absolutely. I'll use jamin.

I was tried LADSPA equalizers (i have TAP, CMT, MCP, REV, SWH, VCO plugins), TAP EQ generally -- its octava measured Q is too wide for this work. I was thought about filters with small Q usage and then "to subtract" result of their work from a basis somehow, but way proposed by Wolfgang is simplest IMHO.

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Truly yours, Oleg Ivanenko aka Ash
[Все это было бы смешно, когда бы не было так грустно]