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484 EFFECTS MENU
4. Filtering a sample/object with the frequency response of another
sample/object
The procedure for this task can be divided into two basic steps: the learning process and
actual filtering.
The learning process:
1. Mark a range of the sample/object of which you would like to use the filter curve for a
second sample.
2. Open the FFT analysis filter again.
3. Press the "Analyze all" button.
4. Press the button "Analysis -> Filter".
5. Save the result as a preset
6. Close the dialog by clicking on "Cancel".
You have now completed the "Learn dialog".
Now you have to apply the filter curve to a different sample/object.
The filter process:
1. Highlight the desired range of a sample/object to which you would like to apply the
frequency response.
2. Open the FFT analysis filter again.
3. Load the saved frequency response by pressing the "Load" button.
Hint: For transferring frequency responses, you can also use the "Sound Cloner (view page
478)" mechanism integrated into the real-time FFT filter. The workflow in this case is
considerably simpler; however, you have less tools at your disposal.
5. Transferring the frequency response (spectral envelope) from one
sample/object to another
This function is required, for instance, if the frequency response of a track mix (reference) is
applied to another track. In this case the filter curve is calculated from the reference
frequency response and the frequency response of the sample/object that is to be
changed.
The procedure for this task can again be divided into two basic steps: The learning process
and the actual filtering process. To do this you should proceed as follows:
The learning process:
1. Highlight the desired range of the sample of which you would like to use the
frequency response as a reference for the second sample. The selected range should
have the highest "musical density" – all involved instruments should sound. Drums or
percussion should be available. The length of the range should not be shorter than 30
seconds.
2. Open the FFT analysis filter again.
3. Press the "Analyze all" button.