Please recommend a hardware highpass filter
Please recommend a hardware highpass filter
Hi,
does anyone know of a simple, but high quality hardware highpass filter ?
No preamp, no eq, no compressor, only a highpass filter,
perhaps tunable between 50 and 120Hz...
does anyone know of a simple, but high quality hardware highpass filter ?
No preamp, no eq, no compressor, only a highpass filter,
perhaps tunable between 50 and 120Hz...
Re: Please recommend a hardware highpass filter
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/6 ... ilter.html
Not tunable, but you get the idea.
Not tunable, but you get the idea.
Re: Please recommend a hardware highpass filter
ah, thanks, that's for mic signals, right ?
didn't think about that possibility.
the small form is good, but I would prefer it for
line signals and switches for bypass, frequency
and perhaps steepness would be good.
any recommendations ?
i'm mainly asking as using google for "highpass", "filter"
etc does not work very well...
didn't think about that possibility.
the small form is good, but I would prefer it for
line signals and switches for bypass, frequency
and perhaps steepness would be good.
any recommendations ?
i'm mainly asking as using google for "highpass", "filter"
etc does not work very well...
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Re: Please recommend a hardware highpass filter
What will it be used for?
Frostwave is a dual hp/lp filter based on a Korg MS-20 I think. It's a boutique hardware pedal, not sure who makes it, I bought it used.
Frostwave is a dual hp/lp filter based on a Korg MS-20 I think. It's a boutique hardware pedal, not sure who makes it, I bought it used.
Re: Please recommend a hardware highpass filter
It will not be used for music production at all, but for radio production.anybody human wrote:What will it be used for?
Frostwave is a dual hp/lp filter based on a Korg MS-20 I think.
It's supposed to be used where reporters produce their own stuff. Often they
capture their recordings through mixers that do not have a built in low cut
and they don't know how to achieve this in software. Rumble and plopps are the
main problem in productions. We need a way to FORCE a lowcut on the signal
path for everything that is captured.
So I'm not searching for "effect" filters.
The Shure Hi-Pass points in the right direction, but 100Hz is too high, and
some switching options would be nice...
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Re: Please recommend a hardware highpass filter
Any 2-way crossover can function as a high-pass filter, even though they're intended for bi-amping PA systems. Most of the cheaper ones won't have filter slope but they all should have cut-off aka crossover frequency. They're line level and the circuits are so simple even the cheaper ones should sound fine.
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Re: Please recommend a hardware highpass filter
why not just use a microphone with a roll off switch in the first place?
No...I am 3phase!
Re: Please recommend a hardware highpass filter
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Re: Please recommend a hardware highpass filter
Thanks for this advice.southsounder wrote:Any 2-way crossover can function as a high-pass filter, even though they're intended for bi-amping PA systems. Most of the cheaper ones won't have filter slope but they all should have cut-off aka crossover frequency. They're line level and the circuits are so simple even the cheaper ones should sound fine.
Finally something that returns a good selection of
different devices when using Google. And a big thank
you for all other recommendations, too !