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| author | David Robillard <d@drobilla.net> | 2012-08-23 02:26:18 +0000 |
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| committer | David Robillard <d@drobilla.net> | 2012-08-23 02:26:18 +0000 |
| commit | 5a8e3d67444719355e86e7d186d01a35a8b1244f (patch) | |
| tree | bbd26a32e7ce501526cfb4b40908cad7824b177d /fomp.lv2/mvclpf3.ttl | |
| parent | b56c00df32611a1b5c25bb451d3d305723653287 (diff) | |
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diff --git a/fomp.lv2/mvclpf3.ttl b/fomp.lv2/mvclpf3.ttl index 6f8f59b..627f8dc 100644 --- a/fomp.lv2/mvclpf3.ttl +++ b/fomp.lv2/mvclpf3.ttl @@ -25,16 +25,6 @@ fomp:mvclpf3 lv2:name "Output" ; lv2:symbol "out" ] , [ - a lv2:ControlPort , - lv2:InputPort ; - lv2:default 0.0 ; - lv2:index 10 ; - lv2:maximum 15.0 ; - lv2:minimum -15.0 ; - lv2:name "Output gain" ; - lv2:symbol "out_gain" ; - units:unit units:db - ] , [ a lv2:CVPort , lv2:InputPort ; lv2:index 2 ; @@ -97,5 +87,15 @@ fomp:mvclpf3 lv2:minimum 0.0 ; lv2:name "Resonance gain" ; lv2:symbol "res_gain" + ] , [ + a lv2:ControlPort , + lv2:InputPort ; + lv2:default 0.0 ; + lv2:index 10 ; + lv2:maximum 15.0 ; + lv2:minimum -15.0 ; + lv2:name "Output gain" ; + lv2:symbol "out_gain" ; + units:unit units:db ] ; rdfs:comment "Based on variant 2, with two differences. It uses the the technique described by Stilson and Smith to extend the constant-Q range, and the internal sample frequency is doubled, giving a better approximation to the non-linear behaviour at high freqencies. This variant has high Q over the entire frequency range and will oscillate up to above 10 kHz, while the two others show a decreasing Q at high frequencies. This filter is reasonably well tuned, and can be 'played' as a VCO up to at least 5 kHz." . |