Wednesday, February 26, 2020
dave smith instruments curtis filter exploration
Published on Feb 26, 2020 impurfekt
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the curtis filter module from dave smith instruments is exactly what it says on the tin; an authentic curtis filter for eurorack. it has both -12db/oct and -24db/oct settings as well as a +6db boost and an internal vca. here i explore it using the mfb vco/dco oscillator.
having a mopho x4 in the studio (and absolutely loving it) i'm quite familiar with the curtis filter sound. this module doesn't disappoint. it's raw, dirty and loves to resonate. it can sound smooth with the right source as well. during this session i was surprised to find it reminding me of the korg ms-20. it definitely lands in similar territory. i'm looking forward to doing some dark sci-fi work with it.
patch notes:
mfb vco/dco thru dave smith instruments curtis filter thru walrus audio fathom x 2
mfb vco/dco thru dave smith instruments curtis filter thru boss dc-2w"
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