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inverse comb filter

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Used to cancel the effect of a comb filter: restoring the original signal by reversing the peaks and dips produced by the comb filter. It is sometimes used to suppress particular frequency components. In audio and music effects processing, it may also remove the spatial quality produced by a comb filter.

Source updated 2023-07-30 · Snapshot 2026-10-08

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