STRNGFLT / String Filter (by Turn2on)
STRNGFLT is a modern look to the old and rare classic of early electronic sound design. The original STRING FILTER was designed by R.A. WOOG and produced by the WOOG CUSTOM ENGINEERING Department. This was a second rack module after Dual VCO rack unit.
Original String Filter device is a fixed multi-band filter array controllable by four frequency group switches.
It adds the true acoustic body resonances of a string instrument. Resonant filter arrays replicate the filter formant of acoustic string instruments (cello, viola, violin).
In Keyboard magazine from the 80s, Deep Purple Keyboard player Jon Lord tells how he did a solo album with songs done with a Woog PolyWoog passed through a String Filter.
Moog (TM) String Filter rack module, second module after Dual VCO. Work with fixed multi-band filter array controllable by four frequency group switches.
STRNGFLT. Rack Extension audio processor is a 30-band filter array. Device has four band segments with the fixed frequencies of all 30 filters. Each Frequency Level group is controlled by the own knob, that helps to modify the array of this segment.
Frequency offset knob adjust the frequencies of all 30 filters in parallel.
Resonance offset adjusts the bandwidth of all 30 filters. Turning this knob down makes the effect is inaudible (no stringy sound), turning it up way will sound clang and metallic
STRNGFLT is a flexible and modern string filter audio effect, based on the earliest era of audio processing in synthesizer industry. STRNGFLT have flexible control of the frequency group levels and can change all 30 filters frequencies in parallel that had been fixed in original hardware device. Try to automate freq levels, which was not possible with the original string filter.
Try today the legend from the era of early audio processing from the Moogish synthesis world.
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... ng-filter/
Original String Filter device is a fixed multi-band filter array controllable by four frequency group switches.
It adds the true acoustic body resonances of a string instrument. Resonant filter arrays replicate the filter formant of acoustic string instruments (cello, viola, violin).
In Keyboard magazine from the 80s, Deep Purple Keyboard player Jon Lord tells how he did a solo album with songs done with a Woog PolyWoog passed through a String Filter.
Moog (TM) String Filter rack module, second module after Dual VCO. Work with fixed multi-band filter array controllable by four frequency group switches.
STRNGFLT. Rack Extension audio processor is a 30-band filter array. Device has four band segments with the fixed frequencies of all 30 filters. Each Frequency Level group is controlled by the own knob, that helps to modify the array of this segment.
Frequency offset knob adjust the frequencies of all 30 filters in parallel.
Resonance offset adjusts the bandwidth of all 30 filters. Turning this knob down makes the effect is inaudible (no stringy sound), turning it up way will sound clang and metallic
STRNGFLT is a flexible and modern string filter audio effect, based on the earliest era of audio processing in synthesizer industry. STRNGFLT have flexible control of the frequency group levels and can change all 30 filters frequencies in parallel that had been fixed in original hardware device. Try to automate freq levels, which was not possible with the original string filter.
Try today the legend from the era of early audio processing from the Moogish synthesis world.
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... ng-filter/
- crimsonwarlock
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Officially we cant use Moog in our materials.. This is registered trademark.
Woog. Play of words. Like a Behringer clone = Boog.
Or RedRockSound Polivox (Поливокс) clone = ivoks.
It is more important to understand that the device was originally designed by Bob Moog. And this is his second rack device. Which we present in an updated form with frequency groups customisation.
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If you love synthesis, synthesis history and sound of early electronic devices in music industry.. this is a touch to sound of 70's - 80's
- crimsonwarlock
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I get that, but you are telling a bit of history, so it doesn't apply there. It looks like a persistent typo this way
Just saying. I will have a listen to the effect later when I have the time. I'm a big fan of string machines so this might be interesting
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I'll call this RE goa trance filter. I have to buy this. Great stuff.
STRNGFLT UPDATE 1.0.1:
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... ng-filter/
- Fixed typo in name of the “Output Level” CV Input
- Internal optimisation
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... ng-filter/
- Fixed typo in name of the “Output Level” CV Input
- Internal optimisation
- Faastwalker
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I've never heard of a string filter effect before. Love the demos though. Very nice. Sold to me.
- TritoneAddiction
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Just bought it. Not something I'll use for most songs, but a cool effect that I can see myself using here and there to spice things up.
- TritoneAddiction
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I tried the two very briefly. For me I immedietly got interesting results with STRNGFLT, while with MuRFA24 I didn't really know what to do with it. And by just having MuRFA24 ON without touching anything it sounded muffled to me. Now I can't say I gave it a fair chance. I absolutely didn't. I'm sure if I read the manual or did just a tiny bit of research I'd get something useful out of it. But sometimes I'm extremely impatient and I go by my initial feeling. If it doesn't grab the first to minutes, I'm out (sometimes). But I'm a person that really appreciate simplicity and quick results. STRNGFLT offered that. MuRFA24 didn't imo. Perhaps you're not the same type of user as me though.
It was very helpful, thank you (and yes, I.m the same type)TritoneAddiction wrote: ↑30 Oct 2022I tried the two very briefly. For me I immedietly got interesting results with STRNGFLT, while with MuRFA24 I didn't really know what to do with it. And by just having MuRFA24 ON without touching anything it sounded muffled to me. Now I can't say I gave it a fair chance. I absolutely didn't. I'm sure if I read the manual or did just a tiny bit of research I'd get something useful out of it. But sometimes I'm extremely impatient and I go by my initial feeling. If it doesn't grab the first to minutes, I'm out (sometimes). But I'm a person that really appreciate simplicity and quick results. STRNGFLT offered that. MuRFA24 didn't imo. Perhaps you're not the same type of user as me though.
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Just purchased. Yet another great by Turn2on. Thanks!
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Hey everyone. Uh....how do you use this? Like, what is the classic use of it? There are no patches (that I can see). I tried modulating some parameters and it was interesting, and when I cranked the resonance got some weird chord-type FX type stuff, but... how do I get the 'classic' sound of whatever this thing does?
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Hi, mbfrancis,
This is a part of classical Polymoog, and have various ways to use, but if you search "classic" sound of this, you can look at this video (right hand side of synth before the last [filter] section ):
Device can be used in static for natural acoustic body resonances.
Also Moog Resonator was been used as fx-unit for various ways, for keys/leads, also like a phase shifter, freq shifter, triple bands filter, for chorus fx, and was been a fundament for resonator effects in future, like a MuRF series (multi array resonant filters). Kraftwerk also used it on drums.
This is a kind of a creative fx, that you can use anywhere if needed.
You can automate by CV with external LFO to have animation.
You can use it like a waveshaper for raw signals, this trick helps to you change character of signal. Try it on clean oscillators waveforms.
May be somebody write about own look at this effect. This is interesting.
This is a part of classical Polymoog, and have various ways to use, but if you search "classic" sound of this, you can look at this video (right hand side of synth before the last [filter] section ):
Device can be used in static for natural acoustic body resonances.
Also Moog Resonator was been used as fx-unit for various ways, for keys/leads, also like a phase shifter, freq shifter, triple bands filter, for chorus fx, and was been a fundament for resonator effects in future, like a MuRF series (multi array resonant filters). Kraftwerk also used it on drums.
This is a kind of a creative fx, that you can use anywhere if needed.
You can automate by CV with external LFO to have animation.
You can use it like a waveshaper for raw signals, this trick helps to you change character of signal. Try it on clean oscillators waveforms.
May be somebody write about own look at this effect. This is interesting.
- crimsonwarlock
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Cool thanks both of you, this helps.
Producer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist. I make indie pop as Port Streets, 90s/shoegaze as Swooner, and Electro as Yours Mine.
STRNGFLT / String Filter Update 1.0.2:
- Bugfix: effect were not sleeping to save CPU when silent
- No longer clicks with short pauses
- Smoothing of gain and filters offset now avoid zipper noise
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... ng-filter/
- Bugfix: effect were not sleeping to save CPU when silent
- No longer clicks with short pauses
- Smoothing of gain and filters offset now avoid zipper noise
https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... ng-filter/
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