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Hello, I am making a project for which I would like a very sensitive EQ. To explain briefly, I am going to have the EQ values control line thickness in a drawing, so I want them to bounce a lot. The more bands I can get the merrier, but three would be great. The biggest thing would be that on a kick drum, for instance, the lowest frequency goes almost all the way up, and then almost to zero when there is no kick. I am sure there are lots of ways to do this, I just don't know how. I have been using a reso filter (attached) but the values just do not range as much as I'd like throughout a song. (FYI, the Plugin/out is sound coming from Ableton Live).

Hello, I am making a project for which I would like a very sensitive EQ. To explain briefly, I am going to have the EQ values control line thickness in a drawing, so I want them to bounce a lot. The more bands I can get the merrier, but three would be great.  The biggest thing would be that on a kick drum, for instance, the lowest frequency goes almost all the way up, and then almost to zero when there is no kick.  I am sure there are lots of ways to do this, I just don't know how.  I have been using a reso filter (attached) but the values just do not range as much as I'd like throughout a song.  (FYI, the Plugin/out is sound coming from Ableton Live).


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i didn't check your patch but i've seen similar things done with the bonk~ external. If it helps.

http://www.e--j.com/index.php/what-is-zsa-descriptors/

the zsa suite is great for this: http://www.e--j.com/index.php/what-is-zsa-descriptors/


Make a very sensitive EQ Display