Re: "smoothing" dsp

[Terry Engelbrecht <evaluna@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You could try a low pass filter, or a de-esser tuned to the frequencies you
are trying to get rid of, or a valve stage (or valve emulator plug-in).
Depending on the effect you're after, you may need to combine several
processes. Another option is a multi-band compressor - you could tame just
the frequencies that bother you while leaving other bands untouched. Are you
processing an entire mix, or a single track?
~Terry

>>hey, looking for PC software/directX plugin that will "smoothe" some very
harsh digital noises. ie: create similarities in different glitches EQ-wise,
or work similar to a reverb effect and connect sounds, or anything else that
might be thought of as "smoothing" over some sounds. or, even just something
to "clean up" digitial glitches might sound good, something that would for
example make digital low-fi (think mp3 64k) hihats sound more natural.
(although it wouldn't be used on hats...)<<