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Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 3:59 am
by Iommic Pope
Maybe I'm uneducated, but doe anyone make an filter pedal that's swepp is controlled by an uneven sort of LFO/wave. Like a UniVibe type throb, specifically.
:snax:
Just curious.

Throbble.

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 7:20 am
by DRodriguez
I' d be all over one with a lfo shape knob. We need a chase bliss modushape filter pedal.

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 7:52 am
by Chankgeez
In b4 D.o.S says "Gristleizer" :snax:

What kind of filter w/ LFO are you looking for, Pope?

There's an incomplete list here: http://www.effectsdatabase.com/type/filter/lfo#list

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 8:13 am
by Iommic Pope
DRodriguez wrote:I' d be all over one with a lfo shape knob. We need a chase bliss modushape filter pedal.
Im waiting with baited breath for the lightning wave Doom....
Chankgeez wrote:In b4 D.o.S says "Gristleizer" :snax:

What kind of filter w/ LFO are you looking for, Pope?

There's an incomplete list here: http://www.effectsdatabase.com/type/filter/lfo#list
Honestly I don't know.
I had this thought that I love UVibe, and combining it with filter sweeps/passes could be cool.
Might need a dry/wet blend?
It's still a concept I have really thought through. :lol:
I'm gonna check that list out though. Thanks bud.
You're saving my ass everywhere lately!
:hug:

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 8:17 am
by Chankgeez
:thumb: I think that new (& expensive) Glou Glou pedal and the WMD Protostar are probably worth a listen.

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 8:28 am
by D.o.S.
Chankgeez wrote:In b4 D.o.S says "Gristleizer" :snax:
:)*

The correct answer for what Pope is looking for is "Two Gristleizers"

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 8:40 am
by cvidalon
The shape shift mountain has a shape control knob.

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 8:53 am
by Iommic Pope
D.o.S. wrote:
Chankgeez wrote:In b4 D.o.S says "Gristleizer" :snax:
:)*

The correct answer for what Pope is looking for is "Two Gristleizers"
Go on....
cvidalon wrote:The shape shift mountain has a shape control knob.

Cool thanks man! I'll suss it.

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 9:08 am
by D.o.S.
Well the two is for the "uneven" wave since once you can stack a pair of them to get some interesting LFO shapes with variable speeds and waveforms (triangle, square, ramp up and ramp down) feeding into each other -- and that's before you get to the textures you can find with the Bias and Level knobs, but that's a slightly different thing than what you're asking for.

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 9:08 am
by D.o.S.
Also I'm getting an error whenever I try to add this, but Vidret has a shapeshift mountain. Maybe PM him about it?

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 9:11 am
by oscillateur
You know, you start with questions like this and you end up with a modular... :)

Which reminds me to recommend the Koma Kommander to people who have pedals with CV inputs (for the ones with expression inputs, check first the voltage range they accept without issues). Relatively cheap and cheerful way of controlling anything with CV. I think D.o.S. bought one because of me. I'm an influential man.

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 9:12 am
by odontophobia
Iommic Pope wrote:Maybe I'm uneducated, but doe anyone make an filter pedal that's swepp is controlled by an uneven sort of LFO/wave. Like a UniVibe type throb, specifically.
:snax:
Just curious.

Throbble.
Can Aen chime in with what the Happiness is capable of doing? Feel like that one may be able to pull this type of thing off. I don't know. That things out of control.

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 9:22 am
by colossus
oscillateur wrote:You know, you start with questions like this and you end up with a modular... :)
Yeah just quit playin' and go Euro. Variable shape LFOs to your heart's content. :thumb:

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 9:29 am
by Iommic Pope
D.o.S. wrote:Well the two is for the "uneven" wave since once you can stack a pair of them to get some interesting LFO shapes with variable speeds and waveforms (triangle, square, ramp up and ramp down) feeding into each other -- and that's before you get to the textures you can find with the Bias and Level knobs, but that's a slightly different thing than what you're asking for.
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Ever so slightly, but still selling it.
oscillateur wrote:You know, you start with questions like this and you end up with a modular... :)

Which reminds me to recommend the Koma Kommander to people who have pedals with CV inputs (for the ones with expression inputs, check first the voltage range they accept without issues). Relatively cheap and cheerful way of controlling anything with CV. I think D.o.S. bought one because of me. I'm an influential man.
Haha! I'm doing my best to resist that pathway.
SOOO TEMPTING.
odontophobia wrote:
Iommic Pope wrote:Maybe I'm uneducated, but doe anyone make an filter pedal that's swepp is controlled by an uneven sort of LFO/wave. Like a UniVibe type throb, specifically.
:snax:
Just curious.

Throbble.
Happiness is on my radar. Along with the Doom. I still like the MuRF.
colossus wrote:
oscillateur wrote:You know, you start with questions like this and you end up with a modular... :)
Yeah just quit playin' and go Euro. Variable shape LFOs to your heart's content. :thumb:
Can Aen chime in with what the Happiness is capable of doing? Feel like that one may be able to pull this type of thing off. I don't know. That things out of control.
Now you're just trying to seduce me.

Re: Filters and LFOs

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2016 10:43 am
by Invisible Man
oscillateur wrote:You know, you start with questions like this and you end up with a modular... :)
Accurate. I was gonna be say Moogerfoogers (101 + 102 = more than you're asking for), then I thought of any filter with an exp input and an 8 step program, then I thought of the new EQD filter (Spatial Delivery, I think?).

With the exception of the EQD ped, all of these will basically push you into modular madness.