Comments on: Using Filters - Part 1 http://www.renoise.com/indepth/tutorials/effects/using-filters-part-1/ The official blog for the Renoise massive Wed, 19 Nov 2008 12:13:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: phonkey http://www.renoise.com/indepth/tutorials/effects/using-filters-part-1/#comment-6 phonkey Tue, 01 May 2007 21:44:33 +0000 http://innergram.dtdns.net/renoise/indepth/tutorials/effects/using-filters-part-1/#comment-6 Excellent! I knew about high pass and low pass filters but I had no idea what a band pass filter did. Usually I just mess around with effects without much thought about what they really do. This was brilliantly explained. ...and for once (yes FOR ONCE) a guide without the introduction "To learn how X (filters) work we must first look back..."! :) And I must admit, I have never used filters as a mixing tool, but I will try that now. My songs always sound messy towards the end and I desperately try to separate the different elements with EQ's but I never get pleased with the result. (I just found out about this blog and already I'm hooked! Thanks guys!) Excellent! I knew about high pass and low pass filters but I had no idea what a band pass filter did. Usually I just mess around with effects without much thought about what they really do. This was brilliantly explained. …and for once (yes FOR ONCE) a guide without the introduction “To learn how X (filters) work we must first look back…”! :)

And I must admit, I have never used filters as a mixing tool, but I will try that now. My songs always sound messy towards the end and I desperately try to separate the different elements with EQ’s but I never get pleased with the result.

(I just found out about this blog and already I’m hooked! Thanks guys!)

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