SynthMakerdjbrynte ·
How do i make Filter 24 db. i forgot how to do it. Also when i do it the volume raises i remember. And can i do 18 db to?
How did i do filter 24 DB? i forgot is it also possible to m
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trogluddite ·
Hi DJ, The dB setting of filters is usually written into the filter code, and can't be changed. So to get 24dB/18dB etc., you have to find a filter 'ready-made' with that setting (toolbox multi filter is only 12dB, I think; maybe I got that wrong though). If you want 24dB/18dB etc for a switch on the GUI, you can have many different filters and use a 'Selector' to change which one. So, time to do some forum searches for those filters - 'Dozius filter pack' is a good start, he made a brilliant choice with lots of different types (and all good low CPU too!).
djbrynte ·
Ok i found one filter that seemed ok. Whats fat mode on filter?
trogluddite ·
djbrynte wrote: Whats fat mode on filter?
Not sure - I would guess it is like a tube/valve kind of sound for more 'phatt' bass.
djbrynte ·
is it hard to make?
martinvicanek ·
The Moog Filter is a 24 dB/Octave lowpass filter.
djbrynte ·
did you mean the standard moog?
martinvicanek ·
There may be various implementations of the Moog Filter. Mine says:
"Moog Filter Version of the classic filter based on the Moog VCF variation 2 example on http://www.musicdsp.org"
In the tool-tip. Anyway, any faithful implementation will be 24 dB/octave. The original (analog) Moog filter had a ladder topology and was 4th order. That gave it a distinct warm sound.
Yuroun ·
trogluddite wrote: djbrynte wrote: Whats fat mode on filter?
Not sure - I would guess it is like a tube/valve kind of sound for more 'phatt' bass.
Or a saturation...
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