EQ values for the 20 band

[Unregistered]

Hi Spoon,

Ages ago (before you implemented the new EQ code) we were talking about the frequency range of the EQ's, mainly the 20band. You mentioned the 20band was 1/2 increments of the 10band.

Is this still correct with the latest EQ Code?.

Can you supply a specific list of frequencies used by the 20band?

Currently the 10band EQ is listed as 60hz, 170hz, 310zh, 600hz, 1K, 3K, 6K, 12K 14K and 16K.

Thanks
cya

[Spoon]

Taken stright from code:

lbc[0] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[0]); // 55 Hz
lbc[1] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[1]); // 77 Hz
lbc[2] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[2]); // 110 Hz
lbc[3] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[3]); // 156 Hz
lbc[4] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[4]); // 220 Hz
lbc[5] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[5]); // 311 Hz
lbc[6] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[6]); // 440 Hz
lbc[7] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[8]); // 622 Hz
lbc[8] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[9]); // 880 Hz
lbc[9] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[10]); // 1244 Hz
lbc[10] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[11]); // 1700 Hz
lbc[11] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[12]); // 2.4 KHz
lbc[12] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[13]); // 3.5 KHz
lbc[13] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[15]); // 5 KHz
lbc[14] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[16]); // 7 KHz
lbc[15] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[17]); // 9 KHz
lbc[16] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[18]); // 14 KHz
lbc[17] = lpreamp * GetEqdBValue(StoredGraphicEQ.Position[19]); // 19 KHz

[Narler]

Thanks Spoon,

I never liked making the 20band eq's without being able to list frequency range.

ta.

ps. sorry bout the unregistered post, i forgot i cleared cookies and therefore hadn't logged in before posting.

[Spoons]

sorry bout the unregistered post, i forgot i cleared cookies and therefore hadn't logged in before posting.

that's not good enough, you are now banned! :p j/k

[Narler]

hehehe,

Cool. so that means when the virus/worm i imbedded in all the skins I made, becomes active no-one will be able to flame me, cuz i won't be allowed back on :.)..:nospeak: (j/k)

[Narler]

Hi Spoon,

Is it just me or are there 2 missing?

EQ position 7 (between 311 hz and 440 hz)
EQ Position 14 (between 3.5 kHz and 5 kHz)

Thanks

[Spoon]

Indeed (between me an you the new equalizer code is 18 band )

[Narler]

hehehe.

Phew.. for a second there, I thought it was my adding up ! :.)

ok well for the extra 2 positions on the eq, i'll just make up a value for them on my new skin. (which is out now).

[Spoons]

any updates on making the 18 band eq a 20 band? i'm not game enough to use all the new EQ featuers yet because they will be all out of plum when the 2 missing frequencies get added.

[Spoon]

Re: EQ values for the 20 band

I have noted it down to change, basically the really good eq I have is just 18 band, so to extend to 20 band I would map in those other two - think of drawing a line on a piece of paper and taking 18 points from it.

[Spoons]

Re: EQ values for the 20 band

sounds good Spoon, can't wait

[Spoons]

Re: EQ values for the 20 band

just wanted to point out that for me the use of a full 20 band EQ is more about when playing different types of classical and simalar complicated type music. the more EQ frequencies for fine tuning, the better.

but for rock/pop/hip hop etc... i only need to do small tweeks and for the most part a 10 band EQ is satisfactory.