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4-pole Analog Filter with MIDI
perfecte staat 180,-
is smoother dan een electrix filter factory of een akai mfc42. Veel meer gericht op vintage filter geluid door de routing door de adsr en de trigger.
The Peavey Spectrum® Analog Filter was developed in response to the new resurgence towards the awesome sounds only available from analog synthesis. There is just nothing like TRUE analog sound. Rather than trying to retrofit an existing analog synth with MIDI circuitry (which is both problematic and expensive), the Spectrum Analog Filter offers a programmable analog system that can process ANY audio source. With the Analog Filter, you can shape any input source into a sound that is unique to you! Put some soul into your digital synth. Fatten up your bass. Add new life to a percussion input. Experience awesome vocal effects. It's all possible with the Spectrum Analog Filter!
Details?
The Spectrum Analog Filter is designed to be used with MIDI and non-MIDI instruments. It consists of a three-channel input mixer, followed by a "classic American" voltage controlled filter (VCF), then by a voltage controlled amplifier (VCA). These three elements compose the basic elements of a classic monophonic synth, with the exception of the oscillator source (which, in the case of the Analog Filter, you provide the input). The filter and amplifier circuits each offer a dedicated envelope generator (ADSR), and the filter frequency dynamically responds to velocity and key tracking. Although the filter and amplifier circuits are monophonic, the Spectrum Analog Filter will process as many notes as it receives, only the envelope triggering will be monophonic.
The Spectrum Analog Filter is completely MIDI controllable. Used with a MIDI controller like the Peavey PC 1600, the envelope generators, filter, velocity, and key tracking amounts will respond to SysEx messages.
The Spectrum Analog Filter also features an audio trigger input which allows non-MIDI instruments to drive it. This allows using the Spectrum Analog Filter to process a kick or snare drum, electric bass, guitar, vocals, or any other audio signal. Trigger threshold allows adjustment of the signal amount.
Front panel rotary(knob) controls for each parameter make the Spectrum Analog Filter easy to operate. 100 programmable preset locations allow storing settings for instant recall using the front panel controls or MIDI program change messages. A dedicated Bypass button on the front panel is also available.
Analog 4-Pole Filter Design
Process ANY Input!
MIDI Controllable
Front Panel Knob Editing
100 Programmable Presets
Programmable 3-channel Input Mixer
Amplifier Envelope Generator
Filter Envelope Generator
Velocity and Key Tracking
MIDI Note Send with Trigger
4-pole Analog Filter with MIDI
perfecte staat 180,-
is smoother dan een electrix filter factory of een akai mfc42. Veel meer gericht op vintage filter geluid door de routing door de adsr en de trigger.
The Peavey Spectrum® Analog Filter was developed in response to the new resurgence towards the awesome sounds only available from analog synthesis. There is just nothing like TRUE analog sound. Rather than trying to retrofit an existing analog synth with MIDI circuitry (which is both problematic and expensive), the Spectrum Analog Filter offers a programmable analog system that can process ANY audio source. With the Analog Filter, you can shape any input source into a sound that is unique to you! Put some soul into your digital synth. Fatten up your bass. Add new life to a percussion input. Experience awesome vocal effects. It's all possible with the Spectrum Analog Filter!
Details?
The Spectrum Analog Filter is designed to be used with MIDI and non-MIDI instruments. It consists of a three-channel input mixer, followed by a "classic American" voltage controlled filter (VCF), then by a voltage controlled amplifier (VCA). These three elements compose the basic elements of a classic monophonic synth, with the exception of the oscillator source (which, in the case of the Analog Filter, you provide the input). The filter and amplifier circuits each offer a dedicated envelope generator (ADSR), and the filter frequency dynamically responds to velocity and key tracking. Although the filter and amplifier circuits are monophonic, the Spectrum Analog Filter will process as many notes as it receives, only the envelope triggering will be monophonic.
The Spectrum Analog Filter is completely MIDI controllable. Used with a MIDI controller like the Peavey PC 1600, the envelope generators, filter, velocity, and key tracking amounts will respond to SysEx messages.
The Spectrum Analog Filter also features an audio trigger input which allows non-MIDI instruments to drive it. This allows using the Spectrum Analog Filter to process a kick or snare drum, electric bass, guitar, vocals, or any other audio signal. Trigger threshold allows adjustment of the signal amount.
Front panel rotary(knob) controls for each parameter make the Spectrum Analog Filter easy to operate. 100 programmable preset locations allow storing settings for instant recall using the front panel controls or MIDI program change messages. A dedicated Bypass button on the front panel is also available.
Analog 4-Pole Filter Design
Process ANY Input!
MIDI Controllable
Front Panel Knob Editing
100 Programmable Presets
Programmable 3-channel Input Mixer
Amplifier Envelope Generator
Filter Envelope Generator
Velocity and Key Tracking
MIDI Note Send with Trigger
