Vermona Filter Lancet Desktop Analog Multimode Filter Module
The filter is the most essential part of every synthesizer. It allows easy sound manipulation with drastic results. But why should synthesizers have all the fun? Drum machines, grooveboxes, guitars and other instruments are equally suited for filtering. This is why external filter boxes like the Filter Lancet exist! They allow sound manipulation for different kinds of audio signals. In addition, such manipulation should be intuitive. A good filter box therefore demands lots of knobs, switches and connections. Filter Lancet was created to be a highly flexible and easy to use filter box with multiple possibilities to be controlled. As you can expect from Vermona, this unit uses the finest analog technology.
Filter Lancet is packed with useful features. It's a great and powerful addition to any synthesizer including the Vermona Mono Lancet (sold separately). But Filter Lancet is also designed for stringed instruments. It creates standard effects like WahWah and tremolo with ease and even adds a palette of extraordinary sounds to any effect repertoire.
Filter Lancet is the right weapon against static sound and boredom and is made for any kind of audio signal.
- Compact but versatile standalone multimode filter for your desktop
- 24dB low- and high-pass filters
- 12dB band-pass filter
- BALLS knob pushes low and high frequencies of the signal before being filtered for extra punch
- Triggered via MIDI, fully velocity sensitive
- LFO has two frequency ranges and goes up to 250Hz
- LFO can be re-triggered by gate or audio signals at low frequencies
- LFO has sample and hold and five waveforms: saw up, saw down, square, sine and triangle
- Envelope follower transforms the contour of the input signal into control voltages that can serve as modulation source
- LFO modulation intensity can be set separately from modulation intensity of envelope generator and envelope follower on the VCF and VCA sections
- Features drive circuit built right into the input section to add subtle shades of overdrive up to solid distortions
Original: $439.00
-70%$439.00
$131.70
Description
The filter is the most essential part of every synthesizer. It allows easy sound manipulation with drastic results. But why should synthesizers have all the fun? Drum machines, grooveboxes, guitars and other instruments are equally suited for filtering. This is why external filter boxes like the Filter Lancet exist! They allow sound manipulation for different kinds of audio signals. In addition, such manipulation should be intuitive. A good filter box therefore demands lots of knobs, switches and connections. Filter Lancet was created to be a highly flexible and easy to use filter box with multiple possibilities to be controlled. As you can expect from Vermona, this unit uses the finest analog technology.
Filter Lancet is packed with useful features. It's a great and powerful addition to any synthesizer including the Vermona Mono Lancet (sold separately). But Filter Lancet is also designed for stringed instruments. It creates standard effects like WahWah and tremolo with ease and even adds a palette of extraordinary sounds to any effect repertoire.
Filter Lancet is the right weapon against static sound and boredom and is made for any kind of audio signal.
- Compact but versatile standalone multimode filter for your desktop
- 24dB low- and high-pass filters
- 12dB band-pass filter
- BALLS knob pushes low and high frequencies of the signal before being filtered for extra punch
- Triggered via MIDI, fully velocity sensitive
- LFO has two frequency ranges and goes up to 250Hz
- LFO can be re-triggered by gate or audio signals at low frequencies
- LFO has sample and hold and five waveforms: saw up, saw down, square, sine and triangle
- Envelope follower transforms the contour of the input signal into control voltages that can serve as modulation source
- LFO modulation intensity can be set separately from modulation intensity of envelope generator and envelope follower on the VCF and VCA sections
- Features drive circuit built right into the input section to add subtle shades of overdrive up to solid distortions
