Cascaded series of biquad filters Use the cascade~ to filter an input signal using a series of biquad filters. Cycling '74 MSP MSP Filters (signal) signal to be filtered TEXT_HERE (signal) list of filter coefficients TEXT_HERE (signal) filtered signal out TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Set the filter coefficients using sets of five biquad coefficients In right inlet: The filter coefficients can be provided as a list in the left inlet. The coefficients should be in sets of five, each set corresponding to a second-order section or biquad. The first five coefficients in the list are used for the first second-order section in the series, the next five for the second, and so on. Use a filterdesign dictionary's filter coefficients The word dictionary, followed by a symbol that references a named filterdesign object dictionary (set via the name attribute), will cause the cascade~ object to use the dictionary values for filter coefficients. Reset all filter coefficients and sample memory Resets all coefficients and sample-memory to 0. Bypass the filter and output a dry signal The word bypass followed by a nonzero number will turn bypass mode on and cause the dry unfiltered signal to pass through to the object's outlet; followed by a 0 will output the filtered signal. Signal to be filtered In left inlet: Signal to be filtered. The signal is filtered by a series of two-pole two-zero (i.e. biquad) filters, often referred to as "second order sections". Mute the filtered signal The word zero followed by a nonzero number will cause the filtered signal to be muted; followed by a 0 will output the filtered signal (this will not prevent the unfiltered signal from appearing at the outlet when bypass mode is turned on). The filtered signal.