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GENERATORS
Sytrus - The Filter Module For you it and hurricane lamp, just top.
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The filter module is a filter
section with 12 filter modes many options that you can tweak to get
the perfect sound for your project. The section includes a complete
articulation section allowing you full control over the filter
parameters. The module also includes a waveshaping distortion with
customizable mapping.
The SVF filter is capable of handling 3 filter modes
simultaneously - low-pass, band-pass and high-pass.
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Settings
Filter Mode
- Filter Type LCD - Select from one of
12 filter types - included are a full-featured SVF
'Chocolate' filter and 8
'Vanilla' filters (Low Pass - LP, Band Pass - BP,
Notch - NOT, High Pass - HP, All Pass - AP, Low Shelf - LS, Peaking
- PK and High Shelf - HS) and a lowpass 'Mango'
filter. Only the SVF filter will display/use the low/band/high
levels on the panel (see the screenshot above).
- Flat - Select this to apply alternative
resonance algorithm for the filter (you will need to try both modes
to see which fits your project needs better).
- HQ - Improves the filter quality. This option
is primarily needed when operating at sample rates of 44kHz or less
and using the high-pass result of the SVF filter.
- Bandwidth - Sets the filter bandwidth.
OFF turns the filter off. x1, x2,
x3 are 12, 24 and 36 dB filters respectively. ALT
x2 and ALT x3 provide alternative
algorithms for the 24/36 dB filter modes.
Common Filter Settings
These settings control some common aspects of the filter
(cutoff, resonance etc.)
- Cutoff LFO/Env. Amount (ENV) - The influence
amount of the cutoff LFO/Envelope articulation section over the
cutoff value. Turn maximum to left to practically disable the
cutoff articulation.
- Cutoff (CUT) - The filter frequency for the
filter (this setting affects all modes of the filter - low, band
high etc.).
- Resonance (RES) / Bandwidth - The resonance or
"sharpness" of the filter. In the case of a bandpass/notch filters,
this knob sets the filter band's width.
Low/Band/High Levels
These settings are visible and apply only to the included SVF
filter. Each slider controls the output amount of one of the filter
bands: L: low-pass, B: band-pass,
H: high-pass.
By default, the low-pass level is set to maximum while the rest
are muted.
WaveShaper Settings
Each filter module includes an optional waveshaper distortion.
This distortion maps the input signal amplitude to another
amplitude based on the waveshaper mapping (check in the
articulation section below).
To enable the effect, turn on the Enabled
LED.
- Unipolar/Bipolar (+ / +-) - Allows you to set
the waveshaper graph to symetric (unipolar) or asymetric (bipolar).
This option will affect the waveshaper envelope presentation
(switching from bipolar to unipolar mode will lose all the
asymetric information).
- Preamp (AMP) - Allows you to increase the
amplitude levels of the signal before it is processed with the
waveshaping distortion.
- Mix Level (MIX) - Sets the mix balance between
the unprocessed and distorted signal.
Send to Next
This knob allows you to send the audio processed by the current
filter module to the next one.
The feature is available only in the first 2 filter modules.
Articulation Section
The articulation section allows you to apply an envelope, LFO,
map keys, velocity or unison mode voices to a set of predefined
properties. To see the full list of envelopes/mapping in the
articulation section and their meaning, please check the envelope editor page.
The filter mode supports the following articulation targets
(controlled parameters):
- Panning (PAN) - Sets the filter output panning
(graph bottom = left panning, graph top = right panning).
- Volume (VOL) - Sets the filter output volume
(graph bottom = no output, graph top = maximum output).
- Cutoff (CUT) - Offsets the cutoff levels for
the filter (graph bottom = -100 offset, graph top = +100
offset).
- Resonance (RES) - Offsets the resonance levels
for the filter (graph bottom = -100 offset, graph top = +100
offset).
- Low-pass, Band-pass, High-pass Levels (LOW, BAND,
HIGH) - Sets the output volume of the corresponding filter
mode (graph bottom = no output, graph top = maximum output).
- WaveShaper Mapping (WS) - This is the only
articulation target without a full set of envelopes, LFO etc. -
since this is simply a map describing the relation between the
input audio amplitude and the waveshaper processed signal. The
horizontal direction represents the input levels (left>right =
min>max) while the vertical direction represents the output
levels (bottom>top = min>max).
- WaveShaper Mix Level (WMIX) - Sets the output
volume of waveshaper processed signal (graph bottom = no distortion
mix, graph top = maximum distortion mix level).
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