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SM orginal filters so dark? Any ideas what could be done?

Archive · 2012 3 old posts

From the original SynthMaker forum (2004–2014), with its members’ names and dates.

djbrynte ·

The filters i have now are so dark. I mean if i listen on 3xosc it sounds not so dark. The filter pack in reg user. GOL 24 and so on.

Are they better and not so dark? Or can i do anything else to fix the problem? thnx for all help so far.

Yuroun ·

djbrynte wrote: The filters i have now are so dark. I mean if i listen on 3xosc it sounds not so dark. The filter pack in reg user. GOL 24 and so on.

Are they better and not so dark? Or can i do anything else to fix the problem? thnx for all help so far.

Maybe the Butterworth filters sounds better for you. They rolls off slowly around the cuttoff and have no ripple.

djbrynte ·

ok thnx i check them out.

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