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The Harmonic Stripper

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The Harmonic Stripper

Postby BobF » Sun Sep 11, 2016 4:39 pm

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Hello Gang,

This a rather simple module, but I hope some of you can use it and maybe even modify it or make it better.
It's just one of the filter banks from my Vocoder set for octaves. As you can see in the demo set up I am inputting a square wave and stripping out the 1st, 3rd, 5th, and so on odd harmonics. If you look at the summed output on the scope you will notice the combined addition does NOT again make a perfect square wave. This is of course do to phase differences and amplitude settings in the filters. If someone wishes to fix this, that would be nice.

The thing is pretty simple to use,study the demo set up, and then just input a harmonic rich wave. Then select the harmonic you wish to extract from F1 to F24. The sliders of course set the harmonics output volume.

Well that's about it, have fun and PLEASE post if you find some interesting uses or make any mods.

Later then, BobF.....
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Re: The Harmonic Stripper

Postby Spogg » Sat Sep 24, 2016 11:33 am

As Arny said "I'm Back!".

This looks really interesting Bob. I did a quick test but I'll explore it more soon, once I've caught up with loads of stuff.

My initial thought was what would this sound like with a vocal input instead of a basic harmonic rich wave.
Also it would be nice if the freq range connections were in order top to bottom rather than seemingly random. Just in case you or others weren't aware, the schematic shows module inputs and outputs from top to bottom as they appear in the schematic for a module. So it's only a case of dragging the connectors vertically in the schematic to re-arrange the order.

Thanks for sharing this interesting idea.

Cheers

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Re: The Harmonic Stripper

Postby BobF » Sat Sep 24, 2016 2:37 pm

Thanks Spogg,

I will take a look as soon as I fell better. Just had Sinus surgery. I am supposed to rest for 10 days. I guess working on Flowstone could be considered resting could it not, ha ha.

Glad to have you back!

Later then, BobF.....
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The Harmonic Stripper

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