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If you have some programming skill you can write something yourself. You should use Fourier to get this done. FFT is an algorithm that would help a lot. If you know Python you can use an implementation of FFT in Numpy.

I’m not sure if you have to use FFT though. It might be better to just calculate it for certain frequencies which you need to remove. Either way you have to see which frequencies there are which you don’t need and remove them.

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I’m sure ffmpeg (command line software) can, tho idk exactly how

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Do you mean something like an equalizer? There’s a pulseaudio or pipewire plugin which can do exactly that. You should describe your use case more clearly though.

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Pretty much any audio editing or production software will have it. Audacity is a common free one, and it has a high pass filter.

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If you want to filter high-pitched sounds you’ll need the low-pass however…

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it has both, apologies I often mix them up like nearsighted and farsighted

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Audacity has some privacy and licensing concerns, so people forked it and made Tenacity

Just in case that is of concern to anyone

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You could try EasyEffects (FKA PulseEffects)
The Equalizer plugin should work, but there may be a better one.

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This is thé answer for real time in linux

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EasyEffects is just a wonderful piece of audio software (given that you’re using pipewire as the audio backend). The filter plugin is probably the other notable option for this task.

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It is not entirely clear what exactly you want, filter is just a common term in the audio scene… what to filter … remove frequencies or to reconstruct original sound. This is a difference.

  • Police uses Notch Filter, if your goal is to reconstruct voice, then this is your best bet.
  • Audacity and Reaper might have similar plugins.

If your goal is to lets say, filter frequency under 200 Hz to filter keyboard noise, equalizer APO would do, it is better than OBS Studio plugins because it uses a driver which works at lower latency without disorientation.

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What do you mean “police uses”? Why is that relevant?

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