[REQUEST] Equalizer / BassCut option

[kaski]

Hi,

I know this is already been requested few times. I desperately need some options to cut off bass from TeamSpeak 3 and I know I'm not alone. I would myself code one, but since I don't have ANY experience on coding software/plugins I think that would be everlasting project.

If it's even possible to do, I ask the almighty Savior to take all fame and glory of making this divine plugin that will surely release many people from the eternal torture of 'sh*tting the pants' while watching nice videos of kittens.

[Meelkee]

Hi,

I know this is already been requested few times. I desperately need some options to cut off bass from TeamSpeak 3 and I know I'm not alone. I would myself code one, but since I don't have ANY experience on coding software/plugins I think that would be everlasting project.

If it's even possible to do, I ask the almighty Savior to take all fame and glory of making this divine plugin that will surely release many people from the eternal torture of 'sh*tting the pants' while watching nice videos of kittens.

I don't have MUCH experience in using audio filters, but I recently introduced the first step to voice effects (atm. pitch only) in my Soundboard plugin and I'm pretty sure it should be simple to add such a filter, too - I just need to inform myself a bit more about that topic first.

Do you have some example configurations of such a filter in an audio program like audacity and maybe can upload a screenshot or two of what you think would be a configuration that does what you need? That would point me into the right direction, I guess.

[kaski]

I don't have MUCH experience in using audio filters, but I recently introduced the first step to voice effects (atm. pitch only) in my Soundboard plugin and I'm pretty sure it should be simple to add such a filter, too - I just need to inform myself a bit more about that topic first.

Do you have some example configurations of such a filter in an audio program like audacity and maybe can upload a screenshot or two of what you think would be a configuration that does what you need? That would point me into the right direction, I guess.

Hi Meelkee,

I will take some research and test best options for this ASAP. I think something like normalizing + lowering volume of about <120Hz.