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I'm trying to have two filtergraphs~ (as Peak filter EQs) set up to do the exact opposite things. So when I mouse one up say 16 dB, I'd like the other to turn down 16 dB at the same frequency and Q. The freq and Q are easy, and ultimately I thought the gain would be easy enough as well. The problem comes in that filtergraph outputs the gain data in a seemingly un-useful way. Instead of outputting say 16 for +16 dB and -16 for -16 dB it is scaled from 0 to whatever the highest gain setting you have set up is. So in this case, 0 to 16. The problem then is, the other filtergraph, the one trying to do the opposite needs to interpret everything from 1 to 0 as a 16 dB reduction and everything from 1 to 16 as a 16 dB gain. The values are uneven. Should I cyphen the values off and scale them differently depending on if they go above 1 or below 1? This could work I guess (I just though of it). But could there be an easier way to do this whole thing that I'm overlooking?

Hi all,
I'm trying to have two filtergraphs~ (as Peak filter EQs) set up to do the exact opposite things. So when I mouse one up say 16 dB, I'd like the other to turn down 16 dB at the same frequency and Q. The freq and Q are easy, and ultimately I thought the gain would be easy enough as well. The problem comes in that filtergraph outputs the gain data in a seemingly un-useful way. Instead of outputting say 16 for +16 dB and -16 for -16 dB it is scaled from 0 to whatever the highest gain setting you have set up is. So in this case, 0 to 16. The problem then is, the other filtergraph, the one trying to do the opposite needs to interpret everything from 1 to 0 as a 16 dB reduction and everything from 1 to 16 as a 16 dB gain. The values are uneven. Should I cyphen the values off and scale them differently depending on if they go above 1 or below 1? This could work I guess (I just though of it). But could there be an easier way to do this whole thing that I'm overlooking?

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well, i actually tried what i thought of while typing and it worked. i used a > object to split off the signals and scaled them differently. i'm curious if there would've been an easier way though.

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