Stereo bass boost with auto-panner, implemented using multirate recursive filters. The auto-panner in the lowest
frequency branch enables interesting modulated stereo field separations (by adjusting the panner settings). Try other
effects in place of the panner!
Another example of the use of multirate signal processing to achieve efficient filtering over wide frequency ranges. In this
example, successive downsampling is used to reduce the sample rate by a factor of 16. Then, a low-pass IIR filter is used
to shape the bass response before up-sampling again. This enables precise control of the bass response since the
low-pass filter is running at 5kHz (instead of 44kHz) and the filter can be rather elaborate without excessive computational
expense. Try experimenting with the parameters of the IIR low-pass block to appreciate the effect of different filter
designs.
(Note: the 2-pole low-pass filters are used to further suppress aliasing/imaging before/after the down/up samplers)
