What's the difference between linear-phase, minimum-phase, and maximum-phase?

A minimum-phase filter imparts an EQ profile with the least amount of delay on the signal. Maximum phase does the opposite. A linear-phase filter can impart a particular EQ profile but without any change in delay across frequency.

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[racebase]

Hi bro, sorry for the ignorance, the phase graph represents the frequency delay between the input and the output ?

[xnoreq]

@Nathan: That is not correct. Linear phase filters do add delay, across all frequencies, equally, hence the name linear phase.
What you are thinking of is labelled "zero phase" filters but those are basically just a processing trick that only works in offline filtering, so not during live performances.

[theimunten]

Within the premise off LTI (linear, time invariant) : min phase == phase response as dictated by magnitude response, max phase == the inverse phase response of the latter, Lin phase == those 2 glued together to combine to a zero phase shift..That last 1 gives you that infamous 'latency' (it is not latency!).. Read a bit about Fourier transform..but really do start to understand that Delay is NOT the same as phase shift

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