DSP and Plugin Development • Re: Oversampling LPF question

To the OP's question, you replied with a very reasonable response. Z1202 didn't address the question, but instead faulted details of your response. I responded to the OP's question, addressing neither of your posts. Both you and Z1202 commenced faulting details of my response. (Meanwhile, the OP thanked me for my detailed answer.) That's what's so typical of the way this forum operates. The original question and resulting help is overshadowed by people finding fault with other helpers' answers. It might feel different if I'd said something that was factually incorrect, but it's hard to come away from these threads and still feel clean.

I'll repeat that I admire you guys and your what you've. It still doesn't feel any better to take x amount of time to help someone, only to spend 8x the time mud wrestling about it.

(Sure someone will say I can bail out. But then I've put my knowledge up here semi-permanently only to accompanied by semi-permanent reminders from credible authorities that what I say can't be trusted.)

I haven't re-read the entire thread or read new posts (someone just gave me a headsup to this discussion). But I have to say that I don't feel the need to comment on smth, if other people can do it, and maybe even in a simpler language. However I feel (or rather felt) the need to refine the details which might be misleading, incomplete, POV-specific, or sometimes plain wrong. Even if the OP might not immediately benefit from such fine details, something would hopefully stick, so that they won't have a deceiving impression that they have gotten a complete answer to their question. Also it was my hope that a number of silent readers might benefit from such refined discussions. However this kind of responses apparently sometimes or maybe often is taken as bringing negative value, just bringing in useless complexity and confusion and at times maybe even as personal attacks. Since I don't feel there is a need for me to say anything else (as mentioned, I believe other people can do a better job of it), I feel my contributions to this forum are becoming progressively less welcome. That's why I stopped frequenting it. I'm not telling everybody what they should like or welcome, but if they don't welcome what I can bring, then no point for me to contribute. "So typical KVR", to use your own words.

Statistics: Posted by Z1202 — Sat Mar 30, 2024 12:22 pm

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