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Slurpy, Glurpy Funk (The Quest for a Wet Resonant Filter - SOLVED)

McDMcD
in General App Discussion

I have been craving a good resonant filter experience. So, I used the Forum Search and it coughed up "Polylvoks Filter" from RRS, OOO. It's free for 5 minute runs which would work for a project. I was enjoying it so much I paid the $5 to own it. I used it on 2 Animoog Z's and a FAC DrumKit instance. I layered 2 performances and created:

Comments

  • ahallamahallam

    Great filter. I love it.

  • ProppaProppa

    @McD I especially like the sound of that pad filtered.

    I’ve had it in mind to find a really good resonant filter on iOS and this seems like a solid one if not a bit “specialized”(?).

    Are there any other resonant filters anyone regards as a go-to more than RRS’s Polylvoks?

  • monch1962monch1962

    Nice find - thanks @McD

  • Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredrWrlds2ndBstGeoshredr

    @Proppa said:
    @McD I especially like the sound of that pad filtered.

    I’ve had it in mind to find a really good resonant filter on iOS and this seems like a solid one if not a bit “specialized”(?).

    Are there any other resonant filters anyone regards as a go-to more than RRS’s Polylvoks?

    Apefilter is good for the quack.

  • McDMcD

    @Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr said:
    Apefilter is good for the quack.

    Good point. Tricky user interface and sometimes it can blow your headphones off since it
    uses feedback in very sruprizing ways. Use it in a DAW with a Limiter to avoid potential high frequency hearing loss.

    "Filterstation 2" is also great for qaucking wah sounds that follow the DAW's BPM.

    PolyIvoks seems to be pretty unique it it's emulation of a classic Russian Synth's filter section. I wish Moog would update it's Filtatron app to AUv3. It's currently IAA/Audiobus only. I'd like to use 2-3 copies at once in a live rig like I can with PolyIvoks.

  • ProppaProppa

    Great recommends. And making me realize how important simple UIs are to me in habit. (The visible clarity of apps like Polylvoks is increasingly relevant when reaching for AUv3s here).

    And a big +1 on the Moog Filtatron wish.

  • Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredrWrlds2ndBstGeoshredr

    @McD said:

    @Wrlds2ndBstGeoshredr said:Y
    Apefilter is good for the quack.

    Good point. Tricky user interface and sometimes it can blow your headphones off since it
    uses feedback in very sruprizing ways. Use it in a DAW with a Limiter to avoid potential high frequency hearing loss.

    "Filterstation 2" is also great for qaucking wah sounds that follow the DAW's BPM.

    PolyIvoks seems to be pretty unique it it's emulation of a classic Russian Synth's filter section. I wish Moog would update it's Filtatron app to AUv3. It's currently IAA/Audiobus only. I'd like to use 2-3 copies at once in a live rig like I can with PolyIvoks.

    I think you can use the Model 15 filter with an external source. That's AU, but CPU-heavy just to get a filter.

    Apefilter has that dev's typically inscrutable interface, but I generally bypass the interface and just go to the AUM channel parameters and modulate it from there with an external LFO.

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