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Bill Meadows
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posted 05 September 2000 11:40         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Could you please explain how to relate the 0 to 1 range of the "bandwidth" parameter ( as used in a Vocoder or FormantBank ) to an actual range of frequencies.

e.g. - When set to "1" in a Vocoder, do the bandpass filter responses overlap at the -3dB point, regardless of how many bands are being used?

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posted 05 September 2000 18:02         Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Yes, in theory, bandwidth set to one means that the 3 dB points overlap between bands.

For non-zero values of bandwidth, it is a linear frequency scale. This means that if the 3 dB bandwidth of one of the vocoder channels is 100 hz, a bandwidth parameter value of 0.25 means a filter bandwidth of 25 hz.

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