DSP Stages ListΒΆ
This a list of all the supported stages that can be used with the DSP pipeline tool:
Biquad Stages: can be used for basic audio filters.
Cascaded Biquads Stages: consist of several biquad filters connected together in series.
Compressor Stages: allow for control of the dynamic range of the signal, such as reducing the level of loud sounds.
Compressor Sidechain Stages: use the envelope of one input to control the level of a different input.
Envelope Detector Stages: measure how the average or peak amplitude of a signal varies over time.
FIR Stages: allow the use of arbitrary filters with a finite number of taps.
Graphic EQ Stages: allow frequency response adjustments at fixed center frequencies.
Limiter Stages: allow the amplitude of the signal to be restricted based on its envelope.
Noise Gate Stages: remove quiet signals from the audio output.
Noise Suppressor Expander Stages: control the behaviour of quiet signals, typically by tring to reduce the audibility of noise in the signal.
Reverb Stages: emulate the natural reverberance of rooms.
Signal Chain Stages: allow for the control of signal flow through the pipeline. This includes stages for combining and splitting signals, basic gain components, and delays.