Yeah it keeps the bass nice and constant. Especially with the gain jacked up. In terms of size it's not the smallest or the largest of course but it's all nicely playable.
Yeah really clean gorgeous look to them. High pass can get the nastiest, can be pushed with some output back to a mixer feeding the input feedback stuff and audio rate mod. But it's good friends with Miasma next to it :)
how good they look next to eachother makes me wish they had a full lineup of modules to the extent you could do a whole Ritual Electronics rack :) haha
Off topic, but have you noticed any flex when removing patch cables on the modular panels that aren't steel/aluminium? Im assuming this one is fibreglass/plastic. The 4ms wav recorder has a lot of flex, and it really bothers me. What material is the falistri?
@@DivKid The one thing I'd love to see in more filters, only ever seen in my AM Synths ARP 2600p, is a FINE tune in addition to the normal (coarse) frequency knob, as per the norm in oscillators. Seems like such a small and perhaps unnecessary thing at first, but it's part of what contributes to it being among my favourite filters.
as an oscillator that makes total sense and of course for more sensitive and subtle movement. It's nice on the Leapfrog VCF. I can't say I've thought about much with other filters though. How much do you find yourself using the fine control?
@@DivKid A fair amount. It's particularly useful when you're using it in self-oscillation..in this the the ARP 2600P really shines and I'm able to get string harmonics/prepared piano type sounds out of it with the right settings, the fine tune helps with that .
I was planning on getting the WMD/SSF MMF, but this filter is making me reconsider. As a modular newbie, I was wondering, when you have a multi-mode filter with outputs for each filter mode, how often do you use more than one output at a time? That might be one downside to this filter.
Well if you wanted to blend in that case you need a crossfader. Or a dual VCA, inverter, CV source and mixer potentially to fade between. But ... multiple outputs can of course be nice. Low pass into a VCA and maybe the band pass into a delay is a nice patch usually.
Yeah taking one part of a drum machine on one and one from the other. if you pre mixed them. It's a nice trick but not something I find myself doing much of. There's a good amount of tonal overlap in that sort of patch too as I like percussion to have a strong transient which usually has a lot of frequency content on the initial impact of the sound. So it all crosses over into the different outputs anyway.
They each have their advantages, and I think I prefer this way. I like the idea of being able to morph from LP (- notch) - HP with just the filter module (like the SEM filter). And with Altar, you get that, *plus* BP - LP. Cool as shit. As Divkid mentioned, with individual outs, you need a crossfader module if you want continuously variable notch balance. But it's modular - so really, you can have both worlds. One VCF with individual outs, and one like this
input stage saturation. It's a Nick Batt term that I (sun consciously) seem to have absorbed. First time I've said it in a video, must have had Batt on the mind.
They can’t decide what it costs? Hmm. Probably too expensive, in that case. It does sound good, if one likes the distorted baseline nature of the high- and band-pass filters. Which I do, I should say, though it probably would not be the only filter module for those modes in many a player’s complete rack. The color knob gives a very particular take on the SVF type. It looks very useful. The resonance control seems to have a relatively limited range of useful adjustment. Below 10 o’clock looks to be wasted range - and that might be addressed before release if the dev(s) wanted to adjust it. Great work showing this off, as usual. Your energy and diligence always impress me.
Hello, who can't decide what it costs? I didn't say that. Is that a subtitle thing or something you've seen on their pages? I'm 99% sure that my module is the same as the final one which is releasing today I believe according to Ritual Electronics on Facebook. Glad to continue to be diligent, thank you.
magic!!! what a pleasure to come back from work and have a cool video of Div or Mylar, every time I'm in a hurry, that's the first thing I do. thx Div :)
