jmod.filter~

Stereo 2nd order IIR filter based on biquad~

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Configuration

Module Type: audio
Algorithm Type: default

Interface Size: 300x70 pixels

Number of signal inlets: 2
Number of signal outlets: 2

Parameters

/name /type /range /clipmode /ramp/drive /ramp/function /dataspace /dataspace/unit /repetitions/filter /description
audio/bypass boolean 0 1 none none linear none none 1 When active, this attribute bypasses the module's processing algorithm, letting audio or video pass through unaffected
audio/gain decimal 0 127 none scheduler linear gain midi 1 Set gain (as MIDI value by default).
audio/mix decimal 0 100 none scheduler linear none none 1 Controls the wet/dry mix of the module's processing routine in percent.
audio/mute boolean 0 1 none none linear none none 1 When active, this attribute turns off the module's processing algorithm to save CPU
filtergain decimal -24 24 both scheduler linear gain dB 1 Gain (dB)
filtertype string 0 1 none none linear none none 1 What kind of filter to use. Possible values: lowpass | highpass | bandpass | bandstop | peaknotch | lowshelf | highshelf
frequency decimal 30 11025 both scheduler linear time Hz 1 Center frequency (Hz)
q decimal 0 100 both scheduler linear none none 1 Resonance (Q)
view/freeze boolean 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Turn off the updating of user interface elements when parameters change. This may be done to conserve CPU resources.
view/highlight string 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Highlight the module with a color tint such as red, green, or similar.

 

Messages

/name /type /range /clipmode /ramp/drive /ramp/function /dataspace /dataspace/unit /repetitions/filter /description
documentation/generate generic 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Generate a html documentation page for this module and save it to disk. The argument 'tex' creates a Latex document.
filtergraph generic 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Messages to filtergraph. See the MSP reference for further details
init none 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Initialize a module completely to the original state.
preset/clear none 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Clears all presets, providing a blank slate for saving new presets.
preset/copy generic 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Create a new preset (2nd argument) by copying the contents of another preset (1st argument)
preset/default none 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Open the default preset file and recall the first preset in that file.
preset/dump none 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Dump all preset names.
preset/interpolate generic 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Interpolate between two named presets (argument 1 and 2) using a ratio (float in the range [0.0, 1.0]) specified as the third argument.
preset/mix generic 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Mix list of pairs of (preset name, mix value) using a ratio (float).
preset/post none 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Post all presets to the Max window.
preset/read generic 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Open an xml-preset file and recall the first preset in that file. An optional argument defines the file to open.
preset/recall generic 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Recall a preset by number - you can also choose presets from the module menu.
preset/store generic 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Store a preset by number in memory. All presets present in memory will be written to disk when you send a /preset/write message to the module.
preset/storecurrent none 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Store on the last recalled or stored preset
preset/storenext none 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Store a preset in the next preset slot. Handy so that you do not need to specify a preset number manually.
preset/write generic 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Write an xml-preset file to disk. An optional argument defines the file to open.
preset/writeagain none 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Write on same xml-preset file.
view/color/border decimalArray 0 1 both none linear none none 1 The border color of the module in the format RGBA where values range.
view/color/contentBackground decimalArray 0 1 both none linear none none 1 The background color of the module in the format RGBA where values range.
view/color/toolbarBackground decimalArray 0 1 both none linear none none 1 The background color of the module's toolbar in the format RGBA where values range.
view/color/toolbarText decimalArray 0 1 both none linear none none 1 The color of the module's toolbar text in the format RGBA where values range.
view/internals none 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Attempts to open the internal algorithm for viewing. This works for most modules. Some modules may choose to cloak the algorithms - preventing this message from functioning.
view/refresh none 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Update displayed values for module to reflect current state.
view/script generic 0 1 none none linear none none 1 Low-level module hacking. Any arguments arguments to this message will be interpreted as patcher scripting for the top-level patcher of the module.
view/size generic 0 1 none none linear none none 1 The size of the module's UI: [Width Height]

 

Return

/name /type /range /clipmode /ramp/drive /ramp/function /dataspace /dataspace/unit /repetitions/filter /enable /description
audio/amplitude.1 decimal 0 1 none gain linear 1 0 instant amplitude of the signal number 1
audio/amplitude.2 decimal 0 1 none gain linear 1 0 instant amplitude of the signal number 2

 

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