MATRIXSYNTH: Crazy Chicken Modular SHRIMPY filter musical demonstration


Monday, March 09, 2026

Crazy Chicken Modular SHRIMPY filter musical demonstration


video upload by Fedir Tkachov Music

"Musical exploration of new eurorack filter by Crazy Chicken Modular - SHRIMPY."


Shrimpy is a fully analog multimode voltage-controlled filter with three simultaneous audio outputs: low-pass, band-pass, and high-pass. It was designed with a strong focus on character rather than neutrality.

The resonance is voiced to emphasize midrange frequencies, giving the filter a present, expressive tone that cuts through a mix. At higher settings, it becomes vivid and assertive without collapsing into thinness.

At the heart of Shrimpy lies an unusual distortion chain integrated directly into the filter core. This distortion adds a pleasant crunch, enriching the sound. When pushed further, it can turn glitchy and rustling, introducing rough textures and unstable edges that make the filter feel alive. It should be noted that the distortion sound characteristics will depend on the Shrimpy settings and the input signal, since distortion occurs in the filter core itself, rather than at its input or output.

All parameters are fully voltage-controllable:
Cutoff frequency (with and without attenuator)
Resonance
Distortion amount

This makes Shrimpy a flexible yet opinionated sound processing tool, well suited for experimental patches, aggressive basses, textured leads, drones, and evolving soundscapes."

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00:00 - Intro and saw wave sequence through low-pass output

01:21 - Saw wave sequence through band-pass output

03:09 - Saw wave sequence through low-pass output with an envelope

05:08 - Saw wave sequence through band-pass output with an envelope

06:19 - Switching to the high-pass output

07:03 - Bass saw wave sequence through low-pass output with an envelope

09:14 - Same bass patch with stepped CV modulation on resonance and distortion inputs

11:33 - Subharmonicon through low-pass output

12:58 - Subharmonicon through band-pass output

14:19 - Subharmonicon through low-pass output and modulation

16:48 - Drone patch with audio-rate modulation

19:29 - Using band-pass output as an input

20:26 - Complex fm drones with two different oscillators

24:36 - Melodic sequence fm patch

28:31 - Melodic sequence fm patch with envelope on a vca after the filter

30:21 - Saw wave bass patch using noise into the cutoff frequency attenuator

31:58 - Switching saw wave to sine

32:57 - Switching to band-pass output

33:35 - Switching to high-pass output

34:34 - Using Shrimpy as a drum or percussion voice with noise and envelope and cv modulation

36:39 - Percussive voice with feedback patching

38:35 - Mangling an ambient piano loop

40:12 - Mangling an electric cello ambient loop

41:58 - Mangling an electric cello ambient loop with rhythmical cv modulation

44:12 - Mangling an ambient piano loop with rhythmical cv modulation through band-pass output

45:48 - Processing electric guitar with ebow into Shrimpy with an envelope follower

48:33 - Electric guitar processing with different settings and goodbye

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