bearded clumsybear

I'm toying around with zero phase crossover filters like the gen~.crossover example in Max.

I'm trying to learn how to implement a Q factor to the filters, because I'd like them to have a higher resonance at the cutoff frequency (hope this is the right term right there..)

I tried cascading filters, but this only results in higher steepness, which is not really what I want to achieve. 

So, is there a way to implement a Q factor to the crossover example, or would that break the concept of zero phase summing of two bands?

Hey there! 

I'm toying around with zero phase crossover filters like the gen~.crossover example in Max.
 
I'm trying to learn how to implement a Q factor to the filters, because I'd like them to have a higher resonance at the cutoff frequency (hope this is the right term right there..)

I tried cascading filters, but this only results in higher steepness, which is not really what I want to achieve. 

So, is there a way to implement a Q factor to the crossover example, or would that break the concept of zero phase summing of two bands?

Hey there! 

I'm toying around with zero phase crossover filters like the gen~.crossover example in Max.
 
I'm trying to learn how to implem

q-factor-in-gen~-crossover-example-possible

it uses a filter type which simply does not have a "Q".

Q factor in gen~.crossover example possible?