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I have not used the full version of this plug-in; this is an AU freeware version.
Some more one dimensional transfer curves, which of course don't take into effect much of anything really going on under the hood with the processing. I still find them interesting and somewhat shocking. This was derived from pink noise samples passed through the plug-in at varying settings. The setting names represent a 'drive' control from 1 to 10, and a 'level' that runs from attenuation up to 0. The plug-in default setting is drive 3.5 level -3. Note I never adjusted the 'level' control, and there is a' bypass' plot that can't be seen as it's ruler flat at unity level. Higher levels of drive will not ever settle out with the average rate set to the longest position, which reveals other dynamic elements within the processing.
UPDATED:
Frequency and phase transfer curves
I have not used the full version of this plug-in; this is an AU freeware version.
Some more one dimensional transfer curves, which of course don't take into effect much of anything really going on under the hood with the processing. I still find them interesting and somewhat shocking. This was derived from pink noise samples passed through the plug-in at varying settings. The setting names represent a 'drive' control from 1 to 10, and a 'level' that runs from attenuation up to 0. The plug-in default setting is drive 3.5 level -3. Note I never adjusted the 'level' control, and there is a' bypass' plot that can't be seen as it's ruler flat at unity level. Higher levels of drive will not ever settle out with the average rate set to the longest position, which reveals other dynamic elements within the processing.
UPDATED:
Frequency and phase transfer curves