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THANKS MUCHLY, STEVE!! :D I apologize not seeing this sooner, I have had internet probs. I will try it out, can't wait! Thanks so much for devoting time & effort to this! I personally think it's a nifty little toy that can be used in music & sound creation! I will post back after I've had a play a l...

One way that more frequency bands could be accommodated without too many control sliders would be if there was one slider for the lowest "bass" band, one for the highest "treble" band, and one control to set the number of bands. The intermediate bands could then be evenly spaced between these two f...

Steve, thanks again! :) I have been playing around with this filter - it's actually very fun!! The "fade in/out" option is nice - cranking it up gets some nice "Tardis" effects lol! I haven't run across any bugs or glitches at all? I guess for a "general release" plugin you might want to add the opt...

Aww Steve!! You've nailed it for me!! :D I appreciate this so much!!! What you have created is EXACTLY what I required!!! You have saved me a whole ton of work!! Can't thank you enough, man. I mean it!!! BTW this whole nyquist stuff looks very very cool, I'm gonna have to organize some time to plung...

Thanks Steve, yes such an effect would require some user-input to specify parameters. What I need on this specific occasion is a total band-pass cut, everything outside the set frequency band removed completely. I actually would like 4 frequency bands - bass, lower-mid, upper-mid, treble (yes I know...

Nyquist may be the answer, I will do some study myself too. Thanks.

OK, let's say I duplicate my track twice, so I got 3 tracks. 1st track I apply a low-pass to cut all the mids & high frequencies. 2nd track I pass the mids. 3rd track I pass the highs. To do this manually, I guess I would split across all 3 tracks at regular intervals, then delete 2 of the segments ...

Hmm I'm not sure where I could find a sample? I guess it's a techno/acid kinda thing (?), where the eq sweeps across the frequencies, but instead of being a continuous sweep (like a phaser), I want it in discrete steps, at regular intervals, and repeating.

Have to agree here!

(sorry bit difficult to explain) I have a wav file that I want to apply a repeating "stepped eq" FX pattern through it - eg "bass - mid - treble - bass - mid - treble - bass - mid -treble" etc etc. Repeating throughout the track. Does that make sense? Imagine you are pushing a button - 1st press: ba...