Having trouble understanding all the requirements and nuances, so I'm just going for it and will quickly respond to any lack of requirement fulfillments as we move forward.
Plugin slug: Soundemote-FlowerChildFilter
Source URL: https://github.com/soundemote/flowerchildfilter
License: TBD
Version: BETA
Commit: 04df3df (latest)
Releases: build from source(?) [NOT 100% COMPLETE but ready for starting the process]
LIVE DEMO: https://soundemote.io/patch/flowerchild (sounds like Thomas White Buchla LoPass Gate)
This is a filter I developed after I discovered how to use chaotic feedback to emulate the behavior of analog filters. It relies on Robin Schmidt's (https://github.com/RobinSchmidt/RS-MET) base non-resonant filters and then emulates resonance through a sinusoidal waveshaper. This allows easier control of the resonance characteristic providing everything from clean searing resonance, growling fuzzy resonance, and screaming squared resonance. For now, there are only two modes for the VCVRack version, Clean and AGGR(ressive). More filters will be submitted that will cover a broad range of analog style filters, this is the first of many from the Filters of Mass Destruction series.
Having trouble understanding all the requirements and nuances, so I'm just going for it and will quickly respond to any lack of requirement fulfillments as we move forward.
Plugin slug: Soundemote-FlowerChildFilter
Source URL: https://github.com/soundemote/flowerchildfilter
License: TBD
Version: BETA
Commit: 04df3df (latest)
Releases: build from source(?) [NOT 100% COMPLETE but ready for starting the process]
LIVE DEMO: https://soundemote.io/patch/flowerchild (sounds like Thomas White Buchla LoPass Gate)
This is a filter I developed after I discovered how to use chaotic feedback to emulate the behavior of analog filters. It relies on Robin Schmidt's (https://github.com/RobinSchmidt/RS-MET) base non-resonant filters and then emulates resonance through a sinusoidal waveshaper. This allows easier control of the resonance characteristic providing everything from clean searing resonance, growling fuzzy resonance, and screaming squared resonance. For now, there are only two modes for the VCVRack version, Clean and AGGR(ressive). More filters will be submitted that will cover a broad range of analog style filters, this is the first of many from the Filters of Mass Destruction series.