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We eliminated EQ frequency cramping without oversampling. Here’s how. (DAFx26 Paper)

DEV Community: cpp·Gary Doman/TizWildin·3 days ago
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Title: We eliminated EQ frequency cramping without oversampling. Here’s how. (DAFx26 Paper) title: "We eliminated EQ frequency cramping without oversampling. Here’s how. (DAFx26 Paper)" published: true tags: dsp, cpp, audioengineering, opensource cover_image: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GareBear99/FreeEQ8/main/Resources/cramping_comparison_banner.png description: "A deep dive into eliminating digital filter non-linearities at the Nyquist limit using Real-Time State-Space Parameterization and lock-free concurrency." Digital equalization has been haunted by a fundamental mathematical compromise since the dawn of the digital audio workstation: Frequency Cramping . When you map an analog filter to the digital domain using the standard Bilinear Transform (BLT), the frequency response warps catastrophically as it approaches the Nyquist frequency (half your sample rate).…

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