Voice Filter Type
Determines the type of filtering that can be applied to the harmonized voice signal. The following filters are available:
- None to disable the voice filter.
- Low Pass to provide a fixed sloped attenuation of high frequencies from a specified frequency. Below this point the signal is almost unaffected but higher frequencies are progressively more attenuated past the cutoff frequency point.
- High Pass to provide a fixed slope attenuation of low frequencies from a specified frequency. Above this point the signal is almost unaffected while lower frequencies are progressively more attenuated below the cutoff frequency point.
- Band Pass to reject all frequencies around the specified center frequency. The range of frequencies around the center is controlled by the Q.
- Notch to provide a fixed attenuation of a specified frequency range with a varying width. The range of frequencies around the center is controlled by the Q.
- Low Shelf to provide gain/attenuation for a specified range of low frequencies. This curve type is also known as Bass Tone Control.
- High Shelf to provide gain /attenuation for a specified range of high frequencies. This curve type is also known as Treble Tone Control.
- Peaking to provide amplification/attenuation of a specified frequency range with a varying width. The range of frequencies around the peak is controlled by the Q.
Default value: None