Player::setVoiceFxBQF

Syntax

player.setVoiceFxBQF(fxHandle, {
    lFilter,
    fCenter,
    fGain,
    fBandwidth,
    fQ,
    fS,
    lChannel
});

Required Arguments

• fxHandle: The effect handle.
• lFilter: Defines which BiQuad filter should be used.
• fCenter: Cut-off frequency (Center in PEAKINGEQ and Shelving filters) in Hz (1...info.freq/2). Default = 200Hz.
• fGain: Gain in dB (-15...0...+15). Default 0dB (used only for PEAKINGEQ and Shelving filters).
• fBandwidth: Bandwidth in octaves (0.1...4...n), Q is not in use (fBandwidth has priority over fQ). Default = 1 (0=not in use). The bandwidth in octaves (between -3 dB frequencies for for BANDPASS and NOTCH or between midpoint (dBgain/2) gain frequencies for PEAKINGEQ).
• fQ: The EE kinda definition (linear), if fBandwidth is not in use (0.1...1). Default = 0.0 (0=not in use).
• fS: A shelf slope parameter (linear, used only with Shelving filters) (0.1...1). Default = 0.0. When fS=1, the shelf slope is as steep as you can get it and remain monotonically increasing or decreasing gain with frequency.
• lChannel: A BASSFXChan flag to define on which channels to apply the effect. Default: -1 (BASS_BFX_CHANALL) - all channels.

BASSFXPhase

const BASSFXPhase = {
    BASS_FX_PHASE_NEG_180: 0, // Phase differential between left and right LFOs (-180)
    BASS_FX_PHASE_NEG_90: 1, // Phase differential between left and right LFOs (-90)
    BASS_FX_PHASE_ZERO: 2, // Phase differential between left and right LFOs (+/-0)
    BASS_FX_PHASE_90: 3, // Phase differential between left and right LFOs (+90)
    BASS_FX_PHASE_180: 4 // Phase differential between left and right LFOs (+180)
};