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class: mRingz


constant skirt resonant bandpass filter

Description

A pingable, resonant bandpass filter with a constant bandwidth. Peak gain will vary with different values of Q. Rather than setting Q directly, it is set through a 60dB ring decay time.

Inspired by Supercollider’s Ringz object which is in turn based on K. Steiglitz, “A Note on Constant-Gain Digital Resonators”, Computer Music Journal, vol 18, no 4. pp. 8-10, Winter 1994

Class Methods

Constructor

mRingz(float freq, float decay_time)

freq: center frequency of bandpass filter, in Hz

decay_time: Time it takes for filter do decay 60dB (RT60), in seconds


void updateParameters(float freq, float decay_time)

Sets center frequency and decay time of filter.

freq: center frequency of bandpass filter, in Hz

decay_time: Time it takes for filter to decay 60dB (RT60), in seconds


int32_t next(int32_t in_sample)

Send a sample in the filter and return a sample back. If a short burst of noise is sent into the filter it will be “pinged”, generating an exponentially decaying sine tone.=

Example

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