Kasper

since i don't like to use the filtergrah~ (i find it very impractical 

when used live during laptop concerts) I use filtercoeff~ for my 

__is there a similar tool for accessing the filters of a cascade~ ???

i easily imagine a [cascadecoeff~] object with its argument (int) 

giving the number of filters and then either sending n triplets 

(freq, gain, Q) or 3 inputs with lists of those...

of course i can build something like this by putting a filtergraph~ 

in an abstraction, but am not sure if it is a good idea - having a 

since i don't like to use the filtergrah~ (i find it very impractical 
when used live during laptop concerts) I use filtercoeff~ for my 
filters (made with biquad~)

i easily imagine a [cascadecoeff~] object with its argument (int) 
giving the number of filters and then either sending n triplets 
(freq, gain, Q) or 3 inputs with lists of those...

of course i can build something like this by putting a filtergraph~ 
in an abstraction, but am not sure if it is  a good idea - having a 
graphic object running etc

kasper
-- 
  Kasper T. Toeplitz
noise, composition, bass, computer
http://www.sleazeArt.com

cascadecoeff

I don't know if there is a cascadecoeff~ external but you could cascade several

biquad~ filters, each controlled by a filtercoeff~ : (read in text mode, not

> since i don't like to use the filtergrah~ (i find it very impractical

> when used live during laptop concerts) I use filtercoeff~ for my

> __is there a similar tool for accessing the filters of a cascade~ ???

> i easily imagine a [cascadecoeff~] object with its argument (int)

> giving the number of filters and then either sending n triplets

> (freq, gain, Q) or 3 inputs with lists of those...

> of course i can build something like this by putting a filtergraph~

> in an abstraction, but am not sure if it is a good idea - having a

I don't know if there is a cascadecoeff~ external but you could cascade several
biquad~ filters, each controlled by a filtercoeff~ : (read in text mode, not
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> hi
>
> since i don't like to use the filtergrah~ (i find it very impractical
> when used live during laptop concerts) I use filtercoeff~ for my
> filters (made with biquad~)
>
> __is there a similar tool for accessing the filters of a cascade~ ???
>
> i easily imagine a [cascadecoeff~] object with its argument (int)
> giving the number of filters and then either sending n triplets
> (freq, gain, Q) or 3 inputs with lists of those...
>
> of course i can build something like this by putting a filtergraph~
> in an abstraction, but am not sure if it is  a good idea - having a
> graphic object running etc
>
> any ideas??
>
> many thanks
>
> kasper
> --
>   Kasper T. Toeplitz
> noise, composition, bass, computer
> http://www.sleazeArt.com
>
>
>

I am still willing to find a way to create something like a "cascadecoef~" - or this time "cascadecoeff"

I tried with the (old, pre-coeff~) dudas' coef_ objects

in theory it should work, i don't see why not

if anyone could have a look an dpoint me to the right direction (all standart objects except for the Dudas' objects)

I don't know exactly what you want to do, but maybe CNMAT's peqbank~ would be useful?

http://www.cnmat.berkeley.edu/MAX/downloads/

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> __is there a similar tool for accessing the filters of a cascade~ ???

>> __is there a similar tool for accessing the filters of a cascade~ ???

>I don't know exactly what you want to do, but maybe CNMAT's peqbank~ 

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>>  __is there a similar tool for accessing the filters of a cascade~ ???
>
>I don't know exactly what you want to do, but maybe CNMAT's peqbank~ 
>would be useful?

cascadecoeff~ ???