VIDEO - MTurboFilter Syntax

[Chandlerhimself]

Some people asked for more a in-depth take on syntax in MTF and how to build filters. Although I used a LP filter here, you can do the same with other filters. I hope you find it useful.

[zuhizuhi]

Thanks, Chandlerhimself. But the fact the resonance (the Q) flattens even at 0% feedback knob is still a MYSTERY! So as to:
Why does the filter not affect the whole signal, instead affecting only the resonance? And all with 0% feedback?
Weird logic here...

[Held]

Hi Chandler, thanks for figuring out a formula to move the frequency for the HPF in the feedback. I tried just dividing the frequency by some value, but that didn't sound very good.

Instead of using the f parameter, you could also use a separate one (maybe C) and modulate it with the note frequency. So if you're doing filter sweeps, you can still have a strong resonance above the played note and reduce it as you're approaching the note frequency. I'll try experimenting with that.

[tonycore]

Thanks, this is useful. I guess I also need to carefully read (and experiment with) all that stuff in the Help menus...

[SpongeLab]

I cant find MTurbofilter on the Melda Website, where is it listed?

[martin-meldaproduction]

Thanks, Chandler, for the video. You’re right about the analog parameter syntax for the fast filters - it was missing from the documentation, so I’ve fixed it.

[Chandlerhimself]

Thanks everyone. I'm glad this helped and hopefully cleared up somethings.

Thanks, Chandler, for the video. You’re right about the analog parameter syntax for the fast filters - it was missing from the documentation, so I’ve fixed it.

Thanks. I'm sure it was just an oversight, but it confused me at first and I wondered why the feedback wasn't working. Luckily MTF hasn't been released yet, so it is no problem.