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2016-10-02 by jaccoville@yahoo.com
Hello groupmembers, I would like to "build" a dedicated case for bassdrum, kick ..... Etc My wishlist at the moment is a Jomox modbase09 with a Doepfer Lowpass filter which I want to place in a Doepfer MC100 "small case". Which Doepfer filter would be the best choice in this setup? note: filter will used for bassdrum only. Your thoughts please .... Cheers Jacco Ville
2016-10-02 by Florian Anwander
Hello Jacco Just one hint: the best bassdrum-exciter is a resonating high(!)pass-filter. If you have an existing (thin) bassdrum sound, then send it through a highpass filter. Set the resonance to nearly selfoscillation, and then tune the cutoff frequency down. Example: if your original bassdrum is around 50 Hz, then the highpass will resonate again with a cutoff at 25Hz. The resonance control will act as an intensity parameter for the "excitement". Florian
On 02.10.16 15:20 , jaccoville@yahoo.com [Doepfer_a100] wrote: > Hello groupmembers, > > I would like to "build" a dedicated case for bassdrum, kick ..... Etc > My wishlist at the moment is a Jomox modbase09 with a Doepfer Lowpass filter which I want to place in a Doepfer MC100 "small case". > Which Doepfer filter would be the best choice in this setup? > note: filter will used for bassdrum only. > > Your thoughts please .... > > Cheers > > Jacco Ville
2016-10-02 by Jacco Ville
Hi Florian, That's a complete different approach than I had in mind although it's a brainshaker ;-) What I had in mind was a filter not only to shape the sound but also to muffle it without to alter the mix level. The "thin" sound you refer to is not a common thing with a Jomox module I think. Very loud and fat. Thanks anyway for pointing me in a different direction. Jacco Ville Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPhone SE Lunatik
> Op 2 okt. 2016 om 15:34 heeft Florian Anwander fanwander@mnet-online.de [Doepfer_a100] <Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com> het volgende geschreven: > > Hello Jacco > > Just one hint: the best bassdrum-exciter is a resonating > high(!)pass-filter. > If you have an existing (thin) bassdrum sound, then send it through a > highpass filter. Set the resonance to nearly selfoscillation, and then > tune the cutoff frequency down. Example: if your original bassdrum is > around 50 Hz, then the highpass will resonate again with a cutoff at > 25Hz. The resonance control will act as an intensity parameter for the > "excitement". > > Florian > > On 02.10.16 15:20 , jaccoville@yahoo.com [Doepfer_a100] wrote: > > Hello groupmembers, > > > > I would like to "build" a dedicated case for bassdrum, kick ..... Etc > > My wishlist at the moment is a Jomox modbase09 with a Doepfer Lowpass filter which I want to place in a Doepfer MC100 "small case". > > Which Doepfer filter would be the best choice in this setup? > > note: filter will used for bassdrum only. > > > > Your thoughts please .... > > > > Cheers > > > > Jacco Ville > >
2016-10-03 by Florian Anwander
Hi Florian,
That's a complete different approach than I had in mind although it's a brainshaker ;-)What I had in mind was a filter not only to shape the sound but also to muffle it without to alter the mix level.The "thin" sound you refer to is not a common thing with a Jomox module I think. Very loud and fat.Thanks anyway for pointing me in a different direction.
Jacco Ville