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From: Justin Smith

Date: Fri, May 16, 2008 at 9:30 AM

Subject: Re: [LAU] Proximity Effect and Dynamic EQ using LADSPA plugins?

To: Steve Fosdick 
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 8:59 AM, Steve Fosdick

 wrote:

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> I found the following article on the net about compensating for

> proximity effect using a dynamic equalizer.

>

> http://rane.com/note1550.html

>

> Has anyone tried something like this with LADSPA plugins?  If so what

> plugins did you use?

>

> Regards,

> Steve.

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I couldn't find the ladspa plugin that would do this standalone

(though I could swear I have seen it before somewhere), but jamin is

an audio mastering jack client where you can hand draw eq curves and

seperate frequency ranges can have different

gain/compression/expansion curves, so this seems to be pretty much

what jamin was designed for (if you have a sufficiently fast computer

jamin should be fine real-time, though it seems to be a bit more

post-processing oriented in terms of the built in workflow).
You should also be able to build a setup to do what the article

describes using ladspa plugins in PD, galan, alsa-modular, or ingen,

out of a few filters (simplest case, one low-pass, one bandpass, one

high-pass), with seperate compressors connected to the output of each

filter, if jamin is too big a sledgehammer for swatting this

particular fly.
oops, I meant to send this to the list

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