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March 29, 2024 at 3:45 pm #180338BasstiRParticipant
I am searching for a resonant low-pass filter in the H90 and I found the Filter with sweepable cutoff in the Polysynth algorithm.
It sounds just perfect, has a very good and controllable sweep spot via Expression pedal and is just perfectly tweakable with all its parameters.
The problem is that the filter is assigned to the synth part only.
Is there a workaround or a way to put this filter or an equivalent filter on the dry signal?
(A fully funktional Filter modulation algorithm)
The feature is there! It is just not assignable the way many of us would like to have it 😀
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March 30, 2024 at 6:27 pm #180356brockParticipant
PolySynth is a magnificent synth implementation, one the best of its type I’ve tried. That filter & envelope follower play a huge part in that. I guess the ‘workaround’ for now might be putting PolySynth in a Parallel routing with another algo. With maybe unison Triangle waveforms to help disguise the synthy part.
I don’t know that any of the other algorithms present such a strong filter presence, and with that deep of a feature set. I can see the potential for that getting re-purposed in some future offering.
But you can try out a few others in the meantime, geared more toward a clean auto-wah effect:
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May 19, 2024 at 5:18 am #182778LoW_LoWParticipant
The H9 Max had just some algos with low pass filters. i used only the cutoff from these .was perfect. but it seems the h90 doesnt have that. i dont know why.
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May 19, 2024 at 6:36 am #182780HermetechParticipant
The H90 has ALL the H9 Max algos and then about 15 more besides, so that can’t be right…
Seconding the request for a pure H90 Filter algorithm: Stereo (with L/R offset amount), Low Pass, Band Pass, Notch, High Pass, dB per octave choices, Resonance, Drive, Envelope Follower, LFO etc. Would be usable in so many ways.
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May 19, 2024 at 12:12 pm #182785LoW_LoWParticipant
i think you are right, but i tried for the last two days to get a algo with just a low pass filter at 100 Hz without any other sound modulation. I cannot remember which H9 Max algo i used back then (when i had the H9 Max), but it really was easy, so much i remember, to get a LowPass sound. but as far as i know i tried all the H9 Max algos available in the H90 so far.
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May 20, 2024 at 5:10 am #182794LoW_LoWParticipant
Looked into the h90 documentation, searching for the algo.
Page 102/103 EQ Compressor.
On page 103 The Factory presets list these:Factory Presets:
- AcousticElec
Balls
Basonex
BassPre2
BassPre3
BassPre4
BassyBass
Bootyshaker
Bright
DiscoGuit
DubBass
Flat EQ
FunkGuit
Fuzz Conditioning
JCMtoMetal
JazGuitar
Leo to Les
Les to Leo
Mountain1
ParkedWah
PaulsBass1
PaulsBass2
SM58Enhancer
SlapBass1
SlapBass2
SweetHome
SweetVocal
Telephony
VocalPresence
Walkingbass
Walkingbass 2
But most of them arent in the preset factory or algo list. Searched the list using the h90 controll application.
Is there something i am missing in understanding this?
Can someone help me understanding pls?
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May 20, 2024 at 9:52 am #182803
Hello,
You can search through all of the algorithm presets on the H90 in the following ways:
Using the pedal, press the presets button, and use quick knobs to select the EQ/Compressor algorithm. Turn the Select or Perform knob to scroll through the different presets for the algorithm – https://cdn.eventideaudio.com/manuals/h90/1.7.5/content/edit-modes/presets.html
Using H90 Control, click the Preset Library tab in the bottom right corner. Select the EQ/Compress filter from the Algorithm selection on the right, and you will now see all of the presets from that algorithm – https://cdn.eventideaudio.com/manuals/h90/1.7.5/content/h90-control/edit.html#preset-library
- AcousticElec
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May 20, 2024 at 11:32 am #182812LoW_LoWParticipant
Thank you very much.
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May 20, 2024 at 11:46 am #182816
You’re welcome. Happy to help!
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