[sDIY] idea? Multi-band splitter module?

[Romeo_Fahl at stream.com]

Buchla's series 100 bandpass filter is close to this.  It's not voltage
controllable in any way, though, nor do you have control over bandwidth
(resonance).  I don't even like to call it a filter, because it's not tweakable,
but I do like to think of it as a band-splitter.  Very easy to build, BTW.

R.






ADSR at aol.com on 02/25/2000 11:08:09 PM
                                                              
                                                              
                                                              
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This seems like such a simple idea for a module, does anything like this
exist?  (MOTM, Blacet idea?)
Basically it would be:
3 or 4 Bandpass filters with selectable freq. range (VC controllable?)
outputs for each band to allow for further processing.

OR Is this not the best way do this?:
It would be great to be able to split a signal into bands like a crossover,
then run each part through different signal chains: like  send 70-200hz to
distortion, 300-800 to say a phase shifter, 900-1200 to ring mod and then
perhaps the next band to a different phase shifter... or any
combination...etc...
best,
phil