Ronald Meij Maker · 1 d ago
Seven. The point of putting both halves in one list is that they are the same thing. Two microphones on one snare, a reflection off a desk, a delayed copy summed back with the original: that is a comb filter, and it is why the drum went hollow. Move the delay with an LFO and it is a flanger. Put a low pass in the feedback path and excite it with a burst of noise and it is a plucked string. Nobody designed three effects. They designed one, and it turns up wearing different clothes. First three: the problem, including how to find it in a real measurement instead of arguing about it. Then the implementation in code. Then the same structure used deliberately. 01 COMB FILTERING EXPLAINED: What Does a Comb Filter Sound Like? Audio University What it is: a delayed copy summed with the original, and the regularly spaced nulls that produces. www.youtube.com/watch?v=osig1c4QcmI 02 Understanding and Preventing Comb Filters | Live Sound Basics Michael Curtis The same thing as a problem on a stage: where the arrival time differences come from and how not to create them. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABF1vfjK3S0 03 How to find a comb filter in Smaart [GSwSST31.1] Nathan Lively Spotting it in a real dual channel transfer function measurement, rather than guessing at it by ear. www.youtube.com/watch?v=14f45zbpJEA 04 Comb Filters & Delay Lines in Software (STM32) - Phil's Lab #124 Phil's Lab The implementation: a delay line in embedded C, which forces the difference equation and the frequency response into the open. www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpbTlZAOmyA 05 How FLANGER, CHORUS & PHASER process your sound - Sound Design Theory Woochia - Charly Sauret The same comb filter used on purpose: modulated short delays, and how a phaser differs from both. www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vRleMQdZZU 06 Karplus-Strong string synthesis explained - Sound Design Snacks 44 Kilohearts A short delay line with a low pass in the feedback path, excited by noise. A resonant comb filter that sounds like a plucked string. www.youtube.com/watch?v=R39UBmmPq50 07 Subtractive Synthesis: Theory of the Karplus-Strong plucked string algorithm Ed D The same algorithm approached as filtering rather than as a patch recipe. Small channel, so quality is less certain. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2VWp43yMXQ Every link in this channel was checked against YouTube itself: the title and the channel name under each one are what YouTube returns for that video, not what anybody remembered. That check earned its keep more than once, because a search result is quite happy to hand you a title that belongs to a different video. What could not be done is watch them all. So the line under each link comes from the verified title and channel, not from having sat through it. If one turns out not to be what it says, reply and it comes off the list. Same if a link dies, which they do.