Quatschmacher

Depends on your needs really. I’m a big fan of the Morningstar stuff and @HazBeen is selling the excellent MC6 I sold him when I upgraded to the bigger MC8. If you wanted something with 12 buttons for the twelve chromatic pitches then a Macmillan 12 step or something might be better. Or some kind of midi organ foot pedal. I’d honestly suggest starting with the MC6 or smaller MC3 though.

Yes, that has been possible since v3 was launched using SYNTH mode. Any MIDI controller capable of sending note-on/off messages will work. Your phone will do it.

This can be done using the FI’s SYNTH mode as you can use a latched MIDI note from a keyboard/MIDI controller to play the synth bit but still send the audio from the bass to the filter and effects.

A couple of new FI patches: SHM 2.mp3QM p2ds des away lpf 1.mp3QM p2ds des away ntch 1.mp3QM S&H&M LR bass.mp3 @owen soon you're going to be VERY happy...

Sounds great! What’s the track? One of my favourite filters.

By 80s bass do you just mean “FM synth bass”? I’m pretty sure that MJ line was likely done on a DX7.

QM Seamoon Funk Machine 2.mp3 Just recorded this clip for a friend. One of my C4 Seamoon Funk Machine patches.

Not sure. It's quite a different sound altogether though.

Here’s a clip of a Future Impact patch I made last night: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jdgVdonpzFvTIQu0CXKtoTLX-c7YKES3/view?usp=drivesdk

This thread should be titled “If you could only choose one filter pedal... then life just wouldn’t be worth living”. Seems like everyone’s racing to collect them all like a set of Panini stickers.

Indeed. One SA user spent a lot of time match his Pigtronix and shared the patches.

They do pop up from time to time. They are cheaper new now than what I bought my used one for though. And so much better than the Deep Impact.

For the FI you can get away with never touching a computer (many users do exactly this) as it has 99 onboard sounds and all are tweakable from the pedal panel.

The solution to that is to just download patches you like and/or just adjust them from the pedal panel (9 parameters each with 9 possible coarse values in the case of the FI). There’s loads of mileage right there. You could easily get by without ever having to do any tweaking other than setting input level and output volume on the top panel.

It is. It’s just not resonant (I guess) and has no means of automating the sweep, which to be honest is what makes filters really cool. 🙂

Thanks. Just popped their albums in my massive to-listen-to list.

Don’t know how this flew under my radar:

Worth posting again. I bought their first six albums in one go after just hearing a few tracks here and then on YouTube.

I just checked their own website and they make some interesting stuff.

Just found another interesting one but looks to be LFO only: https://www.gear4music.com/Recording-and-Computers/Benidub-Filtro-4-Pole-Analog-Filter/386O?origin=product-ads&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIjbuBkayN7gIVyLvVCh3ayQbbEAQYAiABEgILhfD_BwE

Are these still available anywhere? Does it have the CV inputs and envelope out too?