[maxmsp] FILTERS

CSound, among many other things, has a bunch of very nice filters.

I noticed particularly: moogvcf, svfilter, nlfilter(non-linear) etc...
Worth to give a try.

The csound~ object is here:
http://www.davixology.com/csound~.html

The CSound page:
http://www.csounds.com/

Standard Filters

Resonant Low-pass filters

areson
lowpass2
lowres
lowresx
lpf18
moogvcf
moogladder
reson
resonr
resonx
resony
resonz
rezzy
statevar
svfilter
tbvcf
vlowres
bqrez
Standard filters

Hi-pass filters: atone, atonex
Low-pass filters: tone, tonex
Biquad filters: biquad and biquada.
Butterworth filters: butterbp, butterbr, butterhp, butterlp (which  
are also called butbp, butbr, buthp, butlp)
General filters: clfilt
Parametric EQ

pareq
rbjeq
eqfil
Other filters

nlfilt
filter2
fofilter
hilbert
zfilter2



Jean-Michel Darrémont
jmdarremont at free.fr
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"When we get to the point where we do not know what we are doing,  
that's when we have truly started to compose"
Morton Feldman


Le 11 sept. 07 à 07:17, Nicholas C. Raftis III a écrit :

>
> Ive never been totally happy with any of the built in max filters.   
> Ive made a few algorithms for the biquad, and had medium success.   
> Ive studied as much as I can with wiki and the net.  Searched  
> maxobjects.com and got everything I can find, and Im still not  
> entirely happy.  Does anyone know of a truely great SVF or 2/4 pole  
> filter?  I don't get why the resonance of filtercoeff+biquad seems  
> to sound a bit annoying sometimes no matter how I tune it, it just  
> isn't as nice as most digital/analogue synths Ive heard.
>
> I would love any info!
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