Hello.

Y try to make some modules like this(every stereo):

1.DeClicker (for eliminate digital clicks)
2.DeNoise (for eliminate hum)
3.Eq
4.Multiband compressor.
5.Exciter.
6.Limiter.

A good point for start this work? Thanks.

1.DeClicker (for eliminate digital clicks)
REference -> F09 Declickit.pd

2.DeNoise (for eliminate hum)
To get rid of a 60 cycle hum from a power outlet for example I would assume you could use [hip~59] and [lop~61] to eliminate 60hz

[ADC~]
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hip~61 lop~59
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[dac~]

3.Eq
You can devide up the audio into bands with [hip~] and [lop~] high pass and low pass filters. RUn the audio for each band into a [*~ 0] multiply audio object to boost the range. Run all the audio into the [dac~]. You may want add a [*~] as a master volume control. If you boost all the frequncies and start clipping try deviding the audio [/~] before the [dac~]

6.Limiter.
look at [clip~]

hop any of this helps

Thanks for this speed reply!. I try this.

for limiter/compressor, the best one i have found is in roman's netpd effects..

http://www.netpd.org/Dynlib

there are other good effects there too:

http://www.netpd.org/Rfxlib

and here:

http://www.netpd.org/LibE

Do you know if they are usable in a patch outside the netpd framework ?

(more general question: are the notpd synths, sequencers etc. usable outside netpd?)

AlbertoZ

as they are, they need the netpd framework to run.

however, in most of these patches, the signal processing is in a separate subpatch, so all you need to do is cut and paste that subpatch, and then add your own receives for the controller values.