The cumulative behavior of filter properties, such as Low-pass filter and High-pass filter, can be set to one of two possible methods:
Sum All Values: The property values are accumulated via addition.
Use Highest Value: The property values are accumulated by retaining the highest value.
The filter behavior is defined for the entire project, and applies to the properties listed below.
Low-pass filter.
High-pass filter.
Output Bus Low-pass filter.
Output Bus High-pass filter.
User-defined Auxiliary LPF 0.
User-defined Auxiliary LPF 1.
User-defined Auxiliary LPF 2.
User-defined Auxiliary LPF 3.
Game-defined Auxiliary Sends LPF.
User-defined Auxiliary HPF 0.
User-defined Auxiliary HPF 1.
User-defined Auxiliary HPF 2.
User-defined Auxiliary HPF 3.
Game-defined Auxiliary Sends HPF.
To configure your project's filter behavior, refer to Configuring Filter Behavior.
The illustration below demonstrates how the property values are accumulated within the project hierarchy.
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Filter accumulation methods. In this example, each object specifies a value for the Low-pass filter property. The Low-pass filter value applied to the sound depends on the accumulation method. | |
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Sum All Values. The Low-pass filter property values of each object are summed. |
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Use Highest Value. The highest of all of the object Low-pass filter properties is used. |
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