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Originally Posted by Paul Frindle  In a way - yes. But you can make an all-pass 'almost anything you like' - it does not have to be so called linear phase. |
Ha, that was meant to be a joke. (A geeky joke, nonetheless.) I guess a linear phase all-pass would simply be a delay!
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Originally Posted by Paul Frindle Anyway, fiddling with the all-pass resonating 'flat response EQ' was quite fun as it had some pretty 'interesting' sonic properties - not at all for the faint hearted though - LOL!
The fact is that you can make most anything you can imagine - but whether this produces a useful sound is another matter entirely of course. |
Well, I've used them a good bit in Kyma for various oddball stuff, but I recently picked up DDMF's IIEQ Pro plug-in and as a result have been using it in mixing. It allows any band to be config'd as an all-pass and you can serial or parallell wire the bands. Chain a few together and shove it in a duplicate reverb return channel . . . .
Or, just enough to smear a snare transient. It can knock off a couple dB as the peaks aren't so additive anymore.
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Originally Posted by Paul Frindle BTW - I do fully understand the test set-up described - and the impulse response test proposed by David is still a very good idea indeed - if you want to find out what's really going on :-) |
I'll get back to this stuff in a few days. Can't stop what I'm doing right now, (except of course to procrastinate on web forums!)
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Originally Posted by Paul Frindle The AU version was released couple of weeks ago :-) |
Doh! You can't do that. I don't have enough sheckles yet!