Tuesday, October 13, 2026
The Filternator from Kanawha Music & Art - vintage-inspired resonator
video upload by CatSynth TV
"We look at the Filternator from Kanawha Music and Art, a Eurorack module designed to recreate the sound and behavior of vintage high-Q filters or resonators, like those found in instruments like the Solovox. It's circuit is based on capacitors and inductors, which can be switched on and off to change the frequency and resonance of the module. It is also passive and doesn't require any power.
We take a close look at its behavior with a controlled oscillator signal from our trusty Arturia MiniBrute 2, including CV-based mix modulation. We then try it out with an electronic organ sound from our Cherry Audio Blue3.
To find out more, please visit https://www.kanawhamusic.com/filternator
00:00 Introduction
00:14 Background and overview
01:00 Exploring the Filternator with an Arturia MiniBrute 2 source
04:57 Using the Mix CV for filter modulation
09:49 Filternator with the Cherry Audio Blue3 organ
13:38 Conclusion"
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LABELS/MORE: Arturia, eurorack, Kanawha, MATRIXSYNTH Members
LABELS/MORE: Arturia, eurorack, Kanawha, MATRIXSYNTH Members
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