Completely remove high frequencies from wav file with ffmpeg

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For my speech recognition project, I'd like to completely cut off frequencies above 5000Hz on my wav files using ffmpeg. I understand there is a lowpass filter for reducing frequencies above a certain value:

ffmpeg -i original.wav -af "lowpass=f=5000" lowpass.wav

However when I check the spectogram, it seems like frequencies above 5000 have been reduced, not completely cut off

Voice sample with 5000Hz filter

How can I completely cut off frequencies with ffmpeg? Any other software is also fine.

speech-recognition wav ffmpeg audio ubuntu
2 Answers

I think I found the correct command:

sox input.wav output.wav sinc 7.99999k-5k
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Use the acrossover filter with a somewhat lower value than the actual cutoff.

ffmpeg -i original.wav -af "acrossover=4500:order=20th[k][r];[r]anullsink;[k]anull" lowpass.wav

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