Simple Bandstop & Bandpass Python Implementation (+ Filter Sweep Effect!) [AudioFX #012]

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In this video, I implement an allpass-based bandstop (notch) filter and a bandpass filter in Python. These structures have real-time center frequency and bandwidth control. Using these filters, I generate the filter sweep effect. I also show how to implement a simple fade-in and a fade-out.

In case of any doubt in understanding, please, refer to the article above or ask a question in the comments 🙂

Video edited by Vadzim Vezhnavets.
Background music composed and produced by Jan Wilczek.

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TIME CODES

00:00 Introduction & Demo
01:19 Importing libraries
01:28 main() function
06:08 bandstop_bandpass() function
13:01 Fade-in and fade-out implementation
14:48 Final demonstration
15:40 Summary

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Thanks. Understanding this is python was easier for me.

adityashukla
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What you do great is to keep a text version of this material on you website. Then I can go through the stuff at my own pace. Dzięki!

romanescu_misha
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Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Quick question, because the denominator of c can get incredibly close to zero, it can cause y to overflow and cause invalid numbers to be written to all remaining audio frames. How should I deal with this? Should I just set y to zero when it happens?

echometerain
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these python tutorials are great but for this particular one i keep getting an error signal[-fade_length] *= window[fade_length:]

ValueError: setting an array element with a sequence.

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