Hello all! First time posting here after years of lurking. I am pretty new to eurorack and am filling out my first case, a lovely Pittsburgh EP208 that, at least for now, exists to complement and expand upon a Moog Grandmother.
Basically, I've got the Grandmother's output mixed with a separate audio path that sends that same output through a delay and a few other goodies. I am looking for a highpass filter to go either before or after that delay. Mostly before. Bonus points if it has low pass, bandpass, or something like Elektron's peak filter options. It does not need to be in stereo, mono preferred.
The Grandmother has a highpass filter, which is nifty, but with no CV control and no resonance, it is not quite doing the trick. I recognize I probably just need to try a few until I find the one that sounds right to me, but any pointers in the right direction would be great. Affordable would be nice but I could save up and spend a few hundred for the MOST PERFECT TONE or whatever.
I'm borrowing a friend's Mother 32 and think its HP sounds pretty good. I also have a Behringer Neutron and its HP is okay but it's not quite doing it for me. I definitely prefer the M32 HP to the Neutron's. I'm really enjoying all the happy accidents that come from patching that delayed signal into the GM's reverb input and creating feedback loops based around that delayed signal, but having a HP filter dedicated to the job would be awesome. Something to shape the low end heading into the delay, but can also get interesting with self oscillation from high resonance.
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Basically, I've got the Grandmother's output mixed with a separate audio path that sends that same output through a delay and a few other goodies. I am looking for a highpass filter to go either before or after that delay. Mostly before. Bonus points if it has low pass, bandpass, or something like Elektron's peak filter options. It does not need to be in stereo, mono preferred.
The Grandmother has a highpass filter, which is nifty, but with no CV control and no resonance, it is not quite doing the trick. I recognize I probably just need to try a few until I find the one that sounds right to me, but any pointers in the right direction would be great. Affordable would be nice but I could save up and spend a few hundred for the MOST PERFECT TONE or whatever.
I'm borrowing a friend's Mother 32 and think its HP sounds pretty good. I also have a Behringer Neutron and its HP is okay but it's not quite doing it for me. I definitely prefer the M32 HP to the Neutron's. I'm really enjoying all the happy accidents that come from patching that delayed signal into the GM's reverb input and creating feedback loops based around that delayed signal, but having a HP filter dedicated to the job would be awesome. Something to shape the low end heading into the delay, but can also get interesting with self oscillation from high resonance.
Thanks for taking the time to read my novel. Obligatory pic for your viewing pleasure
Statistics: Posted by jurfin — Fri Aug 23, 2024 4:05 pm — Replies 10 — Views 368