[Stk] STK Filters + Third Party Classes

[Perry R Cook]

Hey Ross,

The Moog instrument uses 2 sweeping filters, but
that's not the same as the famous Moog 4-pole filter.
It's possible that Tim Stilson (he used to be
stilti at ccrma.stanford.edu, and might respond to that)
has a digital emulation of the Moog 4-pole laying
around.  He did research in that back when, and he
also did the very first Linux port of STK 1.0.

Hope you find this out, as it would be cool to
have in the STK suite.

PRC

On Fri, 20 Jun 2008, Ross Clement wrote:

> Hi all. Two questions here as I'm trying to keep the number of
> beginner's questions down.
>
> First, what is the best approach in STK to implement "normal" resonant
> lowpass, bandpass, and highpass filters. I have looked through the
> standard STK filters, and while I can see how to use them, there isn't
> anything obviously sweepable four pole filter with methods to set
> frequency and resonance. What do people do when they want a
> "traditional" filter sweep.
>
> Possibly related to this, are there any major repositories or sources
> of "third party" STK instruments/classes? I can't find mention of this
> in the links or FAQ.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ross Clement
>
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