Thanks for sharing the MOTM480 sound clip. It seems this filter
excels more in the nasty/extreme side. I remember Robert Rich has
made great demo using MOTM480 in feedback mode and fm. I would like
to hear how the MOTM480 sounds in rather basic terms, but as always
for such a simple task only hands-on experience will tell.
--- In motm@yahoogroups.com, loopcycle <loopcycle@...> wrote:
>
> I'm still learning the 480, but it definitely changes character
depending on
> the input signal amplitude, just as the 440 does. Because it has
two outputs,
> one of them can easily be patched back into an input for feedback
tweakiness.
> (Reminder to self: mult the 440 output and feed it back to itself,
and compare
> the character with the 480.) I made a one-pass recording with
three voices,
> the third voice (which comes in somewhere around 2:30) uses the 480-
-its the
> voice with the pingpong delay. I fly in feedback during the
recording. Maybe
> this will give you just a little hint of the character of the 480,
although its
> pretty low in the mix.
>
> [I really need to do another pass at this patch, but here it is:]
>
> http://www.twango.com/media/YouFeel.public/YouFeel.10063
>
>