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<blockquote data-quote="Kip Conner" data-source="post: 24130" data-attributes="member: 445">Re: DSP ProgrammingI&#039;m curious to know if there&#039;s a certain DSP that you want to model or are working with or we talking an open source code design that allows you move things? (Much like the inserts in a ProTools channel)As Bennett stated it is what it is in the Phase department, even High Pass Filters cause phase shifts. I think that my preference would be somewhat in the order that I think for tuning a cabinet. Source-&gt;In Compression -&gt; In (global) EQ -&gt; Master (global) Delay -&gt;(Begin Outputs)-&gt; HPF -&gt; LPF -&gt; EQ -&gt; Output Delay-&gt; LimitersFunny thing is that it never appears in the order on a piece of hardware, suppose that it&#039;s set-up for all eq&#039;s to be at the end since the number of filters used is unknown and it could theoretically go on forever....I&#039;d be interested to read what you come up and compare notes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kip Conner, post: 24130, member: 445"] Re: DSP Programming I'm curious to know if there's a certain DSP that you want to model or are working with or we talking an open source code design that allows you move things? (Much like the inserts in a ProTools channel) As Bennett stated it is what it is in the Phase department, even High Pass Filters cause phase shifts. I think that my preference would be somewhat in the order that I think for tuning a cabinet. Source->In Compression -> In (global) EQ -> Master (global) Delay ->(Begin Outputs)-> HPF -> LPF -> EQ -> Output Delay-> Limiters Funny thing is that it never appears in the order on a piece of hardware, suppose that it's set-up for all eq's to be at the end since the number of filters used is unknown and it could theoretically go on forever.... I'd be interested to read what you come up and compare notes. [/QUOTE]

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