> 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. In the meantime we developed a different (more modular) conception of the filter/mixer/panner with separate sub-modules for the main module (voltage controlled low pass, VCA, panning unit, mute switch, CV inputs for F/A/P), a filter converter module, an output module and a CV input expansion module. The filter converter can be used to add more filter types. For the prototype we have 16 different filters available which are a sub-set of the A-107 filters. The filter is chosen with a 16-position rotary switch. In addition a bypass switch (VCF bypass) and a VCF output socket (pre VCA/Panning) are available. I publish details (including front panel pictures) in the course of this week. Best wishes Dieter Doepfer
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AW: [Doepfer_a100] a135-2: the filters
2007-05-29 by hardware@doepfer.de
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