The CWEJMAN MMF-2 Battleship Grey module is a versatile stereo multi-mode filter that can help users experiment with mono and stereo audio material by providing a variety of modifications and reshaping options. The module contains three functional blocks: filter, saturation stage, and mix. The filter block is based on two four-pole multi-mode filters with several selectable outputs, while the saturation stage includes both post and pre-modes of saturation. The mix block controls the proportion between the dry and wet audio signal, and the direct outputs are not affected by the mix. With CV-controllable parameters, the MMF-2 provides endless possibilities for sound manipulation.
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The ALM Busy Circuits MCFx2 Eurorack module is a powerful dual state-variable filter with numerous routing capabilities, ideal for generating or processing sound in a modular system. With two independent low pass filters featuring a range of CV controls, 1V/Oct tracking inputs, and three outputs (low pass, high pass, and a switchable band pass/notch filter), the MCFx2 offers a flexible and dynamic approach to shaping timbres. Additionally, the unit features a Link button for synchronized control over both filters, and a Feed button for feeding filter one into filter two, creating complex and interesting soundscapes.
read moreA Filter of Crows: The Multi-Mode Overdrive Filter That Redefines Analog Synthesis
The Pittsburgh Modular A Filter of Crows is a multi-mode overdrive filter module that combines three analog technologies to redefine analog synthesis. The module features an ultra-high-gain preamp circuit that can provide up to 75x variable gain overdrive without sounding harsh, a 12db state variable "no-dead-spot" PGH filter with manually selectable and stackable filter responses (lowpass, bandpass, and highpass), and a resonant stability circuit that enables the PGH filter to provide near-infinite resonance without slipping into self-oscillation unless the user wants it to. The result is a module that creates rich, complex, and musically satisfying sounds.
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