The MOTM-450 filter bank will be useful for certain types of formant
shaping similar to what the graphic EQ does, except it offers cut
instead of boost/cut.
For complex multiple narrow nodes of "body resonance", we need
something more. The comb filter effect obtained from a stopped flanger
or phaser is one way. The only problem there is that you can't tune
each individual comb separately. The Moog String Filter has many
narrow bands with alternate bands tapped to two stereo outputs, but I
don't think they are tuneable.
Moe
--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, "tontaub" <egroups@...> wrote:
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> Hey Moe,
> hehe, I was just about to post a comment if this modules could replace
> the outboard EQ.
> (while I believe that's a purists approach since one virtually could
> pack an EQ behind a 5U panel ;-)
> However, I got a 450 on order and I'm looking forward to it!
>
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> > 2. There are no MOTM modules currently available for creating complex
> > formants as required.
>
> ...
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> > This points out the need for the MOTM-450 filter bank and the MOTM-455
> > Formant Filter!
>