Wednesday, July 25, 2007
Synthesizers.com Q107 State Variable Filter
YouTube via AutomaticGainsay.
"Here is a brief demonstration of the capabilities and sound of the Synthesizers.com state variable filter."
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I appreciate when people make vids like this, but i must say i am not impressed with that filter.
ReplyDeleteI like mine witha little feedback from the notch and a vca in front to overdrive it. You can use it in many different ways and the video is not showing all the possibilities even if you have a mix from all outputs.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous 1, you can't truly judge a filter by a lo-fi YouToob video. The Q107 sounds good but it doesn't have a lot of character, like some filters do. It's kind of a utility filter, useful to have in your synth but maybe not as your only filter. Multi-mode VCFs are good to have.
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