Kick.S / Stereo FIL TREX Ⅱ Analogue Filter DEMO

Published on Jul 22, 2014 Kick.S

Oakley Filtrex Analog Filter.

Kick.S / Stereo FIL TREX Ⅱ Analogue Filter DEMO #2


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via Oakley:

"The original and popular Oakley Filtrex design has been updated to create a new powerful filter processing unit. The Filtrex II contains:

A four pole true analogue filter. This is based on the famous transistor ladder filter developed by Dr Bob Moog in the 1960s. A front panel pot controls the filter cut-off frequency, another controls the resonance. The resonance control is configured not to cause volume drop when turned up. The filter can be made to oscillate if required.

Two filter outputs are available. One is the Fizz output. This is a type of -6dB/octave filter and it gives a unique filtering effect with a real bite. The other is the Smooth output. This is a classic -24dB/octave filter, and gives a smooth warm analogue filter sound. Each filter output goes via its own reversible attenuator. This means not only can you adjust the output level, but also the phase of the output signal. This allows complex filter shapes to be made when the two outputs are mixed together in various degrees. This includes a very nice sounding band pass filter.

A wet/dry control allows the filtered audio to be mixed with the original signal. Not only is this useful in controlling the depth of the effect, but it can also create unusual phasing and vibrato type effects.

A wide range pre-amplifier is included. You can use the Filtrex with virtually any input from guitars to synthesisers. A peak indicator will allow you to monitor overloads, although the Filtrex is designed to overdrive beautifully..."