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The High Shelving Filter divides the audio spectrum into two. Frequency components above the division may be amplified or attenuated, while frequencies below the division are unaffected.
The transition between the two regions occurs at a fixed 6dB/octave rate. The width of the transition between the shelved and un-shelved is dependent on the magnitude of the amplification or attenuation applied.