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Definition for Low Cut

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A filter that reduces (attenuates) signals below a certain frequency, typically below 80-200 Hz. Its main use is reduction of hum, room tone, bass bleed, or plosives.

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Understanding Filter Responses

Understanding Filter Responses

By Craig Anderton
Take a look at common filter types and how they're used. From low cut filters to high cut filters, as well as low shelf and high shelf filters, to bell and... Read More