AudioEffectFilter
Inherits: AudioEffect < Resource < RefCounted < Object
Inherited By: AudioEffectBandLimitFilter, AudioEffectBandPassFilter, AudioEffectHighPassFilter, AudioEffectHighShelfFilter, AudioEffectLowPassFilter, AudioEffectLowShelfFilter, AudioEffectNotchFilter
Base class for filters. Use effects that inherit this class instead of using it directly.
Description
A "filter" controls the gain of frequencies, using cutoff_hz as a frequency threshold. Filters can help to give room for each sound, and create interesting effects.
There are different types of filter that inherit this class:
Shelf filters: AudioEffectLowShelfFilter and AudioEffectHighShelfFilter
Band-pass and notch filters: AudioEffectBandPassFilter, AudioEffectBandLimitFilter, and AudioEffectNotchFilter
Low/high-pass filters: AudioEffectLowPassFilter and AudioEffectHighPassFilter
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Enumerations
enum FilterDB: 🔗
FilterDB FILTER_6DB = 0
Cutting off at 6 dB per octave. One octave is twice the frequency above cutoff_hz, or half the frequency below cutoff_hz.
FilterDB FILTER_12DB = 1
Cutting off at 12 dB per octave. One octave is twice the frequency above cutoff_hz, or half the frequency below cutoff_hz.
FilterDB FILTER_18DB = 2
Cutting off at 18 dB per octave. One octave is twice the frequency above cutoff_hz, or half the frequency below cutoff_hz.
FilterDB FILTER_24DB = 3
Cutting off at 24 dB per octave. One octave is twice the frequency above cutoff_hz, or half the frequency below cutoff_hz.
Property Descriptions
Frequency threshold for the filter, in Hz. Value can range from 1 to 20500.
Steepness of the cutoff curve in dB per octave (twice the frequency above cutoff_hz, or half the frequency below cutoff_hz), also known as the "order" of the filter. Higher orders have a more aggressive cutoff.
Gain of the frequencies affected by the filter. This property is only available for AudioEffectLowShelfFilter and AudioEffectHighShelfFilter. Value can range from 0 to 4.
Gain at or directly next to the cutoff_hz frequency threshold. Value can range from 0 to 1.
Its exact behavior depends on the selected filter type:
For shelf filters, it accentuates or masks the order by increasing frequencies right next to the cutoff_hz frequency and decreasing frequencies on the opposite side.
For the band-pass and notch filters, it widens or narrows the filter at the cutoff_hz frequency threshold.
For low/high-pass filters, it increases or decreases frequencies at the cutoff_hz frequency threshold.