Closed mike811 closed 7 months ago
Yes there is a "collapse" button on the bottom of the plot. This collapses each Filter step to a single block.
Yes I'm aware of it but then the filter steps inside are not visible at all. I imagine something like displaying EQ_TTb_1-15 as one block.
And one more thing: Would it be possible to have different colors for the connecting arrows? With many channels it is hard to see where they go when many overlap.
Yes I'm aware of it but then the filter steps inside are not visible at all. I imagine something like displaying EQ_TTb_1-15 as one block.
That's not possible and it's not planned. You could group filters that belong together in separate Filter steps as a workaround.
And one more thing: Would it be possible to have different colors for the connecting arrows? With many channels it is hard to see where they go when many overlap.
I can try that. The color could be determined by the channel number that the arrow starts from
Question: "separate filter step" means FIR min phase? Or is there some other way implemented beside BiquadCombo/GraphicEqualizer?
What I tried: A seperate Mixer step for the IIR part. In compact "collapse" view this looks almost right beside "large arrows":
No that's not what I meant, no need for extra mixers or FIR filters. Take the existing Filter step in the pipeline, and remove all the filters that are not called EQ-TT-something. Then add a second Filter step after and put those filters in that one instead.
Cool, this really works! :-)
Nice, so this ticket can be closed, or do you want to keep this as a reminder for the arrows @HEnquist?
Hello,
is there a trick to shrink the pipeline view when there are many filters involved? Example: Because this looks in the overview like this and it's hard to see anything: