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Just wondering if there is a way to do antialias filtering? Perhaps an object that I could use to filter the output of the phasor~ object for example.

antialiasing-filter

You need to filter aliasing before it occurs in the signal, because you

can't filter the aliased frequencies out of an already aliased signal. Put

your phasor in an up-sampled poly~, followed by a lowpass/brickwall filter.

There are different filters you could use like butterworth or FIR. I'm not

If you just want anti-aliased oscilators use saw~/tri~/rect~

You need to filter aliasing before it occurs in the signal, because you
can't filter the aliased frequencies out of an already aliased signal. Put
your phasor in an up-sampled poly~, followed by a lowpass/brickwall filter.
There are different filters you could use like butterworth or FIR. I'm not
sure what's best.
If you just want anti-aliased oscilators use saw~/tri~/rect~

Anything in the lowpass familiy should work

Anything in the lowpass familiy should work
Svf~  
Onepole~
Biquad~ (with low pass coeffs)

I have made a butterworth low-pass filter, tl.butterlp~. Butterworth 

filters have a flat frequency response in the passband. I also have a 

more expensive filter CPU-wise: tl.crossover4~. That is a fourth order 

I have made a butterworth low-pass filter, tl.butterlp~. Butterworth 
filters have a flat frequency response in the passband. I also have a 
more expensive filter CPU-wise: tl.crossover4~. That is a fourth order 
Linkiwitz-Riley filter.

antialiasing filter?