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Pink Filter


Description

The classic use of this type of filter is to convert white noise, which is equal energy per hertz, to pink noise, which is equal energy per proportional or constant-percentage (e.g., logarithmic) band. Such energy displays as flat on any log scale graph when bundled (integrated) appropriately. The Pinking Filter takes any broadband input and outputs a signal with a 3dB drop per octave. The classic use of this filter is to convert white noise (equal energy per hertz) to pink noise (equal energy per constant percentage, e.g., log bundling, as with an octave or subdivision). To the human ear, which has an approximately logarithmic frequency response, white noise is distinctly trebly, while pink noise sounds broad and smooth, more like a waterfall.

Targets Supported

Name ADSP-214xx ADSP-215xx/SC5xx ADAU145x/146x
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PinkFilter S B/S S


Pins

Input

NameTypeDescription
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WhiteNoise Audio Input Channel 0

Output

NameTypeDescription
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PinkNoise Audio Output Channel0


Configurable Parameters

GUI Parameter NameDefault ValueRangeFunction Description
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InGain -10 -50 to 0 Gain added to the input signal
OutGain 0 -50 to 0 Gain added to the output signal


DSP Parameters

Parameter Name Description ADSP-214xx/SC5xx/215xx ADAU145x/146x
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InGain Gain added to the input signal Float FixPoint8d24
OutGain Gain added to the output signal Float FixPoint8d24
FilterCoeff Filter Coefficient Float FixPoint8d24


resources/tools-software/sigmastudiov2/modules/filters/pinkingfilter.txt · Last modified: 16 Jul 2022 04:41 by John Joseph