hardware lpf recommendations
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why do you find using a filter to add character to a sound weird? A lot of people go out of their way to get a specific filters' sound.oblioblioblio wrote:
what i was saying earlier was that i find the idea of using a filter to add character to a sound a bit weird. but i guess it's true and it works, so.
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i don't like the idea of just adding a filter as an expensive component to instantly add some undefinieable mojo, or vintageness.livecollective wrote:why do you find using a filter to add character to a sound weird? A lot of people go out of their way to get a specific filters' sound.oblioblioblio wrote:
what i was saying earlier was that i find the idea of using a filter to add character to a sound a bit weird. but i guess it's true and it works, so.
i mean, it works, but for me I think a machine works best as part of a network.
hard to explain what i mean.
You've developed 'modularitis'?oblioblioblio wrote:i don't like the idea of just adding a filter as an expensive component to instantly add some undefinieable mojo, or vintageness.livecollective wrote:why do you find using a filter to add character to a sound weird? A lot of people go out of their way to get a specific filters' sound.oblioblioblio wrote:
what i was saying earlier was that i find the idea of using a filter to add character to a sound a bit weird. but i guess it's true and it works, so.
i mean, it works, but for me I think a machine works best as part of a network.
hard to explain what i mean.
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maybe a bit.
i think the idea applies to any syntheisis system though.
i'm mainly having an issue with the idea of just using a filter as a generic "put stuff thru this to make sound 'better' " kind of thing.
it works, i can't deny that. but i feel there is life to filters and musc machines in general, beyond just aiming for this generic 'good' or 'vintage'.
maybe i'm full of sh!t. who knows.
i think the idea applies to any syntheisis system though.
i'm mainly having an issue with the idea of just using a filter as a generic "put stuff thru this to make sound 'better' " kind of thing.
it works, i can't deny that. but i feel there is life to filters and musc machines in general, beyond just aiming for this generic 'good' or 'vintage'.
maybe i'm full of sh!t. who knows.