Well, now we're going to learn about applications of filters. Well, what you're seeing on the screen is an equalizer from Logic Pro 10. So it will help, it will help us to to learn some of these applications. Well, first, I'm going to play some music here. There we go. And I'm going to turn on this analyzer.

This is a spectrum analyzer. so here we can see the frequencies of the music we are listening to. And it was very important because then it helps you to equalize or use filters in a better way. So we can see the low frequency content, mid frequencies and high frequency and it helped us so let's get started with hydrous filter. activated here are you now called the frequency it's 20 hertz. But I can change this.

And if you hear now I don't know frequency content and I can hear that I can move that further away. And as you can hear, and leaving all these efforts to see this, this could be an effect in the music production for example. Change the slope of the filter, this is gentler slope. And this is the hardest slope. So, it helps mother face actually. Now, let's try it with a low pass filter on the order It would be pretty similar.

Did you see I am taking the high frequency components away. Actually, I think you have heard this kind of effect in music, music you know sometimes you hear all the low frequency you can do this kind of sweeping. We also have different slopes. We also could use both of them at the same time to be a bandpass filter like this one like telephonic effect or like an old radio can deactivate filters activated Again. And so that's pretty much what what you can do with filters. It helps you to make this special effects, which sounds really cool.

But also it could help you to do get rid of extremely low frequencies that are like getting into your music or your instruments. So it's time for you to have fun with solid material. Give it to you. See you next time.