Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time ever?
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 1:06 pm
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Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time ever?
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Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 1:21 pm
Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 2:05 pm
Happiness/Evil Filter + some sort of eurorack synth module?
Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 2:15 pm
Axoloti.
Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 2:41 pm
You talking envelopes, slew, filter slope, or like as a stand-alone pedal?
Straight filter-wise (cut-off based solely on the input) would be something with a handpicked vactrol. Kinda more of a slew though.
With outside help, you could get a near infinite release/borderline on static.
Just turning the knobs of the ones I have messed with...The verbos dual four pole is slow...Turn the cutoff knob and wait.
Probably a custom ms-20/sallen-key/lpg with a long triggered envelope and a slow vactrol. Essentially, the lpg is a slow release over the cutoff. Ping the vactrol with a Ms long trigger and you get a significantly longer decay (the strike input on the make noise lxd and stuff).
Stand alone pedals...Probably frostwave resonater or something like that. Or and inductor matrix type filter. Wiard made those stand-alone ms-20/vactrol ones...Or at least a few with the joystick. The lpg I made was pretty slow to release.
Straight filter-wise (cut-off based solely on the input) would be something with a handpicked vactrol. Kinda more of a slew though.
With outside help, you could get a near infinite release/borderline on static.
Just turning the knobs of the ones I have messed with...The verbos dual four pole is slow...Turn the cutoff knob and wait.
Probably a custom ms-20/sallen-key/lpg with a long triggered envelope and a slow vactrol. Essentially, the lpg is a slow release over the cutoff. Ping the vactrol with a Ms long trigger and you get a significantly longer decay (the strike input on the make noise lxd and stuff).
Stand alone pedals...Probably frostwave resonater or something like that. Or and inductor matrix type filter. Wiard made those stand-alone ms-20/vactrol ones...Or at least a few with the joystick. The lpg I made was pretty slow to release.
Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 2:42 pm
spacelordmother wrote:Axoloti.
AWWWWW SHIT
Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 2:47 pm
These fuckin' guys amirite?Invisible Man wrote:spacelordmother wrote:Axoloti.
AWWWWW SHIT
Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 2:51 pm
Thank you, all, for the responses.
I don't know what exactly I'm looking for (or talking about).
I'm guessing I mean the envelope.
I also think I'm looking for a pedal. Was thinking of a WMD Protostar, Mojo Hand Wonder Filter or Dwarfcraft ARF or Happiness.
(That LPG you made does sound good, LG.)
I don't know what exactly I'm looking for (or talking about).
I'm guessing I mean the envelope.
I also think I'm looking for a pedal. Was thinking of a WMD Protostar, Mojo Hand Wonder Filter or Dwarfcraft ARF or Happiness.
(That LPG you made does sound good, LG.)
Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 2:52 pm
Just out of idle curiosity, how slow is the filter that you've got going in your mind's eye releasing?
Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 2:55 pm
Real slow?
Slow enough that I can play a note, walk down to the corner store, walk back and the filter will still be releasing.
That slow.
Slow enough that I can play a note, walk down to the corner store, walk back and the filter will still be releasing.
That slow.
Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 3:01 pm
I only bring it up when it's a legitimate response, baby.D.o.S. wrote:These fuckin' guys amirite?Invisible Man wrote:AWWWWW SHITspacelordmother wrote:Axoloti.
Yupppppp, but you're going to need (unless you're synthing it) some sample and hold/freeze action to sustain the note.Chankgeez wrote:Real slow?
Slow enough that I can play a note, walk down to the corner store, walk back and the filter will still be releasing.
That slow.
Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 3:06 pm
You're probably right unless I have a ton of gain/sustain.
Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 3:11 pm
There is always the induction speaker and tiny amp option...
Probably something custom built with a really slow negative slew (sounding like you aren't caring about attack much), a pulse detector/threshold and whatever filter you wanted. People coax like 25 minute drops outta those slews/Serge type things.
Probably something custom built with a really slow negative slew (sounding like you aren't caring about attack much), a pulse detector/threshold and whatever filter you wanted. People coax like 25 minute drops outta those slews/Serge type things.
Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 3:14 pm
That sounds more complicated than I wanna get into right now, but definitely down the road. 
Re: Which's the filter capable of the slowest release time e
Posted: Mon Mar 20, 2017 11:09 am
Also a reverb into a filter or in its FX loop is fun and will definitely drag out your decay. I run a Dewdrop into Wonder Filter.