Help me find a standalone filter for my synth rig
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Re: Help me find a standalone filter for my synth rig
Get a cheap cry baby and mod it to sound better?
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Re: Help me find a standalone filter for my synth rig
Cause they use a lot of parts and a lot of power. Ours runs on +/-12V so we have a little board in each one that converts your standard 9v to the bipolar supply required.WORMDIRT wrote:Why the fuck are filters so expensive?!
*Edit* However, there is a chip being reissued that should make filtering a lot cheaper and easier. i think we got a couple but haven't dug in yet.
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Re: Help me find a standalone filter for my synth rig
Line 6 M5, cuz it has MIDI IN/OUT?

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Re: Help me find a standalone filter for my synth rig
What about the Iron Ether Xenograph? I had a Deluxe that sounded killer. Pair it with a mini expression pedal and you have a great lowpass filter that's a lot cheaper and smaller than a Moogerfooger.
That said, you can avoid the $$$ side of euro if you get a really small case, since that'll stop you from expanding beyond what you need it for. Get a Doepfer low-cost case and throw in a couple of Doepfer filters. Their modules may not look super cool but their filters sound excellent.
That said, you can avoid the $$$ side of euro if you get a really small case, since that'll stop you from expanding beyond what you need it for. Get a Doepfer low-cost case and throw in a couple of Doepfer filters. Their modules may not look super cool but their filters sound excellent.
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Re: Help me find a standalone filter for my synth rig
Which chip?aen wrote:Cause they use a lot of parts and a lot of power. Ours runs on +/-12V so we have a little board in each one that converts your standard 9v to the bipolar supply required.WORMDIRT wrote:Why the fuck are filters so expensive?!
*Edit* However, there is a chip being reissued that should make filtering a lot cheaper and easier. i think we got a couple but haven't dug in yet.
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Re: Help me find a standalone filter for my synth rig
There is a wasp filter on sale for $80 locally.. I might pick that up and a small case and dive into this shit. Time to read up on Euro I guessBartimaeus wrote: That said, you can avoid the $$$ side of euro if you get a really small case, since that'll stop you from expanding beyond what you need it for. Get a Doepfer low-cost case and throw in a couple of Doepfer filters. Their modules may not look super cool but their filters sound excellent.
Edit: Fuck I'm looking at diy cases now and I have a pelican case that would be perfect..
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Re: Help me find a standalone filter for my synth rig
EHX cockfight works surprisingly well with synths. Filter, drive, and voltage starve (if I remember correctly) and it can get nasty.
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Re: Help me find a standalone filter for my synth rig
This, it also works in true stereo (not sure if all, but the LFO/weird filter modes did).Sonaboy wrote:Line 6 M5, cuz it has MIDI IN/OUT?
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Re: Help me find a standalone filter for my synth rig
IIRC it's an "SSM" chip that was used a lot in the late 70's into the 80's.actual wrote:Which chip?aen wrote:Cause they use a lot of parts and a lot of power. Ours runs on +/-12V so we have a little board in each one that converts your standard 9v to the bipolar supply required.WORMDIRT wrote:Why the fuck are filters so expensive?!
*Edit* However, there is a chip being reissued that should make filtering a lot cheaper and easier. i think we got a couple but haven't dug in yet.
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Re: Help me find a standalone filter for my synth rig
I'm in between a small Euro joint, like lfo + vcf or getting a synth with an audio in. Big filter sweeps will be on hold till more of my shtuff sells
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