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#X graph graph1 0 -1 400 1 544 335 944 35;
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#X pop;
#X obj 334 457 r metro;
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#X text 9 11 Filters;
#X msg 87 130 \; pd dsp 1 \; metro bang;
#X msg 191 135 \; pd dsp 0;
#X text 15 417 Original;
#X text 122 417 Low pass;
#X text 210 417 High pass;
#X text 298 416 Band pass;
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#X text 97 110 start;
#X text 193 111 stop;
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#X text 51 236 <-- change frequency;
#X text 294 247 <-- center/rolloff frequency;
#X text 374 297 <-- Q;
#X text 548 341 This graph holds 4 arrays for the input and three filter outputs.;
#X text 375 389 RMS amplitudes of the original signal and the three filter outputs;
#X text 746 536 updated for Pd version 0.26;
#X obj 334 482 metro 1000;
#X text 29 33 Pd provides low \, high \, and band pass filters \, as shown here. By changing the test frequency \, the filter frequency \, and the "Q" value \, you can see how these filters affect the amplitude and phase of incoming signals;
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#X text 456 434 Notice how the phase of the graphed sinusoids slips back and forth... this is because graphing always starts on the nearest 64-sample boundary to the time the metronome fires. If you run at 48K the slippage disappears \, because then the metronome fires every 48K samples \, which is a multiple of 64;
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