1 Filter on a poly
P.M. van Nugteren
PMvanNugteren at gmx.net
Mon May 24 20:35:41 CEST 1999
Duane R Balvage wrote:
>
> Hi Paul -
>
> > I see no reason why not putting ONE filter on a ployphonic synth.
>
> Actually, there's VERY good reason for multiple filters. Each new key
>
> would retrigger the filter, and ALL notes held wouldhave to go through
>
> the filter env. again... Trust me, it sounds hokey as hell...
>
> If you're curious, borrow or buy a POLY-800. It's 8-voice poly,
>
> but only 1 filter. Sounds good for basslines and such, but as a poly
>
> w/ 1 filter, it sucks.
>
> > If you
> > haven't got keyb tracking for the filter there isn't any difference
> > anyway, right?
>
> Like I said, huge difference. It would keep retriggering on new
>
> keys. Especially noticeable on sounds with slow attacks, or long
>
> decays.
>
> - Hope this helps -
>
> - Duane
Sorry, indeed I forgot the env's. See I was just listening to the new
motm PS3100 filter and I thought WOW wish I could just put it in series
with my digi synth like the mp3 example.
I've got a hidden filter type on my Nordlead wich sounds like a notch
filter. It is beatiful (in comb with LFO/env) with pad/string stuff,
sounds ala JMJ Korg strings. If someone doesn't know what the heck I'm
talking about I'll make an mp3 of it.
Thanks,
Paul
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