Formula
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/edit: it’s not depricated though… just hidden (´･ω･`)
“Failed to create new device from clipboard”
Try again. I’ve update the snippet above.
Works 
What does this do?
Crashing Renoise if you are not careful 
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Hm, what are “PdcTestDevice”, “AllPassDevice” and expecially “FaustDevice” for? Ah, ok, I just don’t want to know. I saw these names written on the wall next to a bus station yesterday.
Nice find. PdcTestDevice didn’t work though. AllPassDevice was allpass filter and could actually be useful for people doing insane effect chains.
Try the allpass filter right in front of a distortion/waveshaper device, fiddle with the frequency and watch the scope at some pitch where you see the input wave “standing” - and listen. For traditional “analog” waveforms it can bring…well, try out yourself. Or put on a send track, feed it the left signal and let the right be unprocessed, and fiddle some more. Mixing with dry signal will give some phaser like hollow effect, but there’s a non-hidden device already that can do better. This isn’t so very insane, actually, just sad we won’t know how exactly it’ll shift phase.
But you could theoretically just use the “phaser” device with certain settings.
Cool, didn’t know we had an AllPass filter… although correct me if I’m wrong but they only have much use when making Phasers and Reverbs right? Still not sure why it was deprecated though
Such filters will delay selected frequencies around the cutoff, but leave others untouched and won’t change the levels of frequencies. Traditional uses are phasers and synthetic reverbs, where the frequency selective delays plus feedback can create ringings and phase cancellations (phaser) or can “smear” frequecies in time (reverbs).
As I’ve said, a single allpass filter can also change the shape of a waveform. That’s why I’ve suggested trying it out on analog waveforms and looking at the scopes or sample data, like a sawwave will no longer look like a sawwave but will still sound the same, and when you put it through a distortion in those morphed states it can result in different harmonics generated compared to the plain state. Also transients can sound a bit different, click type noises like an attack of a bassdrum where the “click” impulse will be kind of “strechted in time” in subtle ways. I think this effect is very useful for altering sounds expecially when distortions are in the game. Maybe it might also help to kind of “compress” a waveform in a way that hard steps and peaks are weakened a bit without really compromising the way they’ll sound to the ear.
After quick googling found nothing about this particular device in the past of renoise, maybe it wasn’t “deprecated” but rather “hidden” all the time for pure dsp testing purposes. Like the faust device that I can’t really find anything that could be done with it for - probably there’s an abi in it, and it’s for internal testing of dsp code also. It’s not that grand find after all due to the limited usefulness, but I though maybe one or other might find it interesting to play with.
Based on taktik’s post here:
these are the new deprecated devices in the transition from R3.0 to Redux (and probably R3.1):
"Filter3Device"
"RingModDevice"
"CombDevice"
"ChorusDevice"
"FlangerDevice"
"PhaserDevice"
Tried a few and they do work in Redux, even the older ones on page1 do!
Also, the Redux modulation page comes with a preset containing the old filters
XXX -> Old Filters
But the new ones are awesome, so why bother… 
danoise: there’s no shelf filter
Sorry, I couldn’t resist 
I think the shelfs are useful too - it’s just that the remaining filters sound quite awful if you compare them.
So, having this preset ‘baked in’ solves more than one problem…
Can someone upload me a depreciated device folder? I only have mmd_stutter.xrnt for stuter and whilethe pasting method works, but would be nice have them available to just drag in
fineprimitivesounds:
https://forum.renoise.com/t/new-tool-3-0-insert-hidden-legacy-renoise-dsp-effect/43441
fineprimitivesounds:
https://forum.renoise.com/t/new-tool-3-0-insert-hidden-legacy-renoise-dsp-effect/43441
Oh wows, thank you!! 
I request the return of a “deprecated” folder.