Awesome! Thank you so much for doing this! It's cool to see the quirkiness of the filter, and it's great to know that the UAD DSP-only plugins work in Plugin Doc for analysis!First image is the Cambridge with an Elpitical 6 filter at 15k. It's got a weird little ripple thing happening.
Next up is the Cambridge+ProQ3 with the latter set to a 96db slope and a little bit of resonance. Doesn't quite have the ripple thing, but the slope looks close enough to me.
Can you please check a high-pass filter, let's say at 100Hz to confirm the same characteristics? Also, can you extend PD's range on the Y-axis to see how cleanly the filter acts in the stopband? How? I just recently discovered** this feature in PD where you can extend the Y-axis range by holding the mouse cursor over the values, holding CTRL and rolling the mouse wheel down. This is a great way to confirm filter operation down to -60, -90, -100dB, example. Double-click to reset. TIA!
Some Waves' plugins have some weird filters. H-EQ's filters is what initially got me into checking "below the line." RChannel has better, but still weak-in-the-stopband filtering. See attachment. Analog-modeled characteristics, I suppose. Pro-Q3 is about as clean as one could ever ask for.
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