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# Filter
## Basics
A filter is a circuit which filters out certain parts of the frequency spectrum of the incoming spectrum.
Filters are named by the spectrum they _cut_ out or _pass_ through:
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**Lowpass (LP) or Highcut Filter**
– cuts away the high frequencies, leaves the low ones
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**Highpass (HP) or Lowcut Filter**
– cuts away the low frequencies, leaves the high ones
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**Bandpass (BP)**
– a combination of LP and HP – leaves stuff around the cuttof frequency, cuts away higher and lower frequencies
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**Notch**
– the inverse of a BP – cuts away stuff around the cutoff frequency, leaves the higher and lower frequencies
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**Comb Filter**
– Nomen est omen
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...

Every filter typically has a well defined Cutoff Frequency – this is the area around which the Filter starts to act.
Sometimes this area is higher than the rest, this is called "Resonance":

## Filters
There are many different ways to build a filter, each with it's own unique character.
See the Doepfer A-124 Wasp Filter in
[
this youtube video
](
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-ZTgWFzDM8
)
See the Doepfer A-106-5 SEM Filter in
[
this youtube video
](
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pZDcn6qNn8
)
See the Polivoks VCF in
[
this youtube video
](
https://youtu.be/Q5pOU6YaDa0?t=135
)
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