Corsynth – a small company from the Northwest of Spain dedicated to manufacture modules for analogue modular synthesizers – has introduced their first module.
The C101 OTA Lowpass filter is a four pole low pass filter ( 24db/octave ) based on four cascade OTA-stages. The design is similar to the one found in classic synthesizers like Roland System 700, Roland System 100m, Roland SH-1, SH-7, SH-101, Roland Jupiter 8, Jen SX1000 and many more. The module is 5U, compatible with Synthesizers.com or Moog modules.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_W3fddWZXs
Features:
- Filter response 24db/octave
- Filter self-oscillate
- Can be used as VCO ( 1V/Octave )
- Voltage controlled Resonance
- Temperature compensated
- Two Frequency Modulation inputs
- Two audio inputs
- 1V / Octave input
Here are audio demos of the Corsynth C101 OTA Lowpass Filter:
The C101 OTA Lowpass Filter is priced at 210 €.
See the Corsynth site for more info.
Well, I was gonna yawn but I listened to the samples anyway. Hey! This is a really nice-sounding, versatile unit at a very fair price… Good luck to them.
This is the sort of thing that people want to see Moog introduce – but it’s probably way too niche for them.
They just did… have a look at their website, The Ladder, a 500 format filter module both LP/HP