2. Filter Characteristics - Digital Filter Basics

[@akashmurthy]

Sheez, I've messed up the animations for the frequency response on this video, from 2:25 to 4:30. The graph and indicators pointing to it are misaligned. 🤦‍♂This happened during a final last minute edit, a reminder to never finalize a video when high. I might reupload a fixed version of this later, but it's painful to delete so many lovely comments along with it.

[@almendronman]

With this level of materials and explanations, the old-encysted-classic-school professors will have a hard time to justify their existence! Your channel is priceless! Thank you!

[@DuskfoxOfficial]

Just stumbled over your channel Akash, and needless to say I am blown away by the amount of detail and clarity you touch over digital sound concepts. As a music producer beginning to learn audio programming, your tutorials have definitely helped me learn the concepts of different effects way easier. This was really informative, and I can't thank you enough for this video!

[@akashmurthy]

Thanks so much for the kind words! I'm really glad you found the channel and that it helped you out!

[@DiscoLucas]

My audio processing professor linked me to this series, and I'm grateful to both him and you Akash. This is good stuff, you're a real one!

[@akashmurthy]

Thank you! I'm glad you find these useful? Where do you study?

[@ashaydave]

Absolute mega MVP. Watching your series has helped me immensely in understanding DSP in Audio. The video quality, explanations and resources are awesome. Please never stop!

[@akashmurthy]

Thanks for that! That's very motivating. I'll try my best to continue making these.

[@kohernandez9462]

i'm not one to comment on most videos but wanted to thank you for explaining the phase response so so well. super helpful great stuff. i love how clear you make it

[@akashmurthy]

Thank you for taking the time to leave me a feedback!

[@mimranh1]

I have never commented on You Tube video (may be one in a millions), But cannot stop myself to say: Great Work!!!

[@akashmurthy]

Thanks for taking the time to comment!

[@Starvoider]

Hi at 4:50 isn’t the roll of slope -9dB per octave

[@ComputerScienceLessons]

Thank you for this Akash. You are truly a fantastic teacher. :)KD

[@akashmurthy]

Thanks so much! That's very kind of you.

[@iliyaspasha6849]

Akash sir this is the best explanation on low pass filter got know more details, thank u

[@ComputerScienceLessons]

Awesome explanation :)KD

[@danielshepherd2061]

Such a helpful video. Thank you for your hard work Akash!

[@akashmurthy]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@jamesoneil9757]

These videos are incredibly well done. I'm so impressed.

[@akashmurthy]

Thank you mate!

[@joshuadaniel3289]

These are Gold! Thank you so much for making these, Akash!

[@c01a4]

Hi, thank you for the video! I have one question for the roll-off slope, if it is -3dB at start frequency 500Hz and it is -12dB at end frequency, how you compute the roll-off slope -12dB/octave?

[@cohaagenup]

This is truly wonderful. I love this channel. Thank you so much!

[@akashmurthy]

Hey, thanks very much for that! I'm glad you enjoyed the other videos.

[@ehsanullah7914]

Wow wonderful work, excellent

[@ebadurrahmankhan9033]

Oh akash, every student or working engineer should have see these videos. I went through books and got nothing but frustrations

[@akashmurthy]

Hey thanks so much! I'm happy that this resource felt more consumable for you.

[@pascalezanno9910]

Amazing videos, skills...and music !!!

[@omridrori3286]

Woww please continue with filters it is so helpful

[@akashmurthy]

Will do!

[@derekholland3328]

great channel!..amazing educational content.

[@akashmurthy]

Thanks very much mate!

[@lovelessssssssssssss]

Great video ! Can you tell me what you are using for gone generator and peak meter ? Where can I down load both ?

[@akashmurthy]

@@lovelessssssssssssss thanks! Those are Reaper plugin, they are only available in Reaper. You can see the names of them on the left side of the FX menu.

[@bottomstudio3552]

These episodes are informative..

[@D2DMysteriesUncovered]

Thank you for providing such a wonderful content. what software tool are you using to create such visual content and how are you doing it?

[@elsharko87]

Great video; excelent series; thanks!

[@akashmurthy]

Thank you so much! :)

[@endrizo]

so well which one to choose in my dac? which one sounds better? i can not hear any diff, can you?

[@TheMasteringProject]

Great video!

[@akashmurthy]

Thanks a lot Sreejesh!

[@IHearEverythingDude]

Waiting for the next episodes. 🙏

[@VU3FKA]

Akash, every time I see your videos. I feel something new. Great work. BTW, What is the software used for making the animation….

[@akashmurthy]

Thank you mate! I mostly use Adobe After Effects for the animations

[@mono7891]

Very good explanation .......Looooooved it

[@CharlesTsaiE]

Great lesson!

[@brianmac8260]

I thought I detected an Irish twang. Good stuff.

[@akashmurthy]

I guess I've been here in Ireland long enough to pick up a bit of an accent ;) thanks

[@brianmac8260]

@@akashmurthy I'm an old guitar player who got hooked on DAW's and stuff in the 90's,.I had Cubase v1.1 on Atari, then on PC. Then Reaper since V1. Did a bit of C++ programming. Tried to learn Steinberg SDK, JUCE etc. Total failure.

[@akashmurthy]

@@brianmac8260 that's quite a pedigree! Ah well, you can always restart, learning it is an iterative process anyway. You get a better understanding everytime you start over.

[@andrewsheehy2441]

Bravo -- very good!

[@greatprince3190]

it's the 3blue1brown of audio;)

[@akashmurthy]

Hey, thanks for that!