Monday, January 09, 2006
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Wow. That could be very big. I often wish more synths had parallel filters like the CS 15. This would make the design and manufacture much simpler.
ReplyDeleteThat is if I read the article right.
Antti Houvalainen who authored this paper has also made the free VSTi softsynth ASynth which uses this moog filter, as well as a modelled MS20 filter and an Oberheim Xpander filter.
ReplyDeleteThe same filter is also used for Basement Arts Frantic VST filter effect.
Both well worth trying out, in my opinion...