Doepfer

you are right. a mode switch would be ideal. or two differently designed
filters for two different purposes in 2 different modules.
Personally, in this modern world of modulars i expect an LPF to have a
certain amount of character, at least more than a BPF. So i would probably
ry and avoid the LPF here, the BPF is more a tool but it should bypass-able
in this application--agreed.
i think we need very similar or  two modules here or a switch.... different
filter designs for each would be my pref.


On 5/25/07 4:17 AM, "Stu Grimshaw" <grimshaw@stugrimshaw.com> wrote:

> i've been looking over the other comments on the a135-2. several voices have
> made very 
> good arguments for band pass instead of low pass filters. however, the
> advantage of low 
> pass filters in this context is that when they're open, they're off, so to
> speak.
> 
> i think if i were planning to send a few drum sounds through the thing, i'd
> also be hoping 
> for bpf's. but i sometimes find myself mangling vocals, guitars, drum machines
> and even a 
> synth (!) at the same time, for which the a135-2 would be a godsend, but i'd
> want to have 
> the option of no filter effect.
> 
> and now i'll shut up and leave some bandwidth for somebody else. promise.
> 
> stu
>