[sdiy] mixing poles
Oakley Sound
tonyallgood at btinternet.com
Wed Dec 6 20:44:51 CET 2006
The old Oakley MultiLadder was a multitapped Moog ladder filter. The
idea being that by adding and subtracting these outputs together one
could get a variety of new responses.
I also used the same principle, but simplified, on the Oakley Filtrex
and SuperLadder.
Also remember that you can add in the original input signal too so you
can get other interesting notch and high pass responses. However, the
Moog ladder is not the best way to get this since the passband gain
changes with resonance settings. Cascaded integrators are probably more
suited to it. It was certainly used to great success in the Xpander.
The complexity of all those interrelating coefficients made me
rationalise the design for the SuperLadder module, so one pot pretty
much selects one pole to four pole via 'band pass' in the middle.
Tony
www.oakleysound.com
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