Filter

Overview

The Filter effect offers four filters with adjustable resonance specially selected with vocal processing in mind.

Enables/disables the Filter effect.

Adjusts the center frequency of the filter.

Adjusts the amount of emphasis applied to a narrow band of frequencies surrounding the center frequency of the filter.

You can choose between the following 4 filter types:

Name	Description
NY LP	A low pass filter that lends a warm, “buttery” quality to the low-end of a vocal fundamental. Based on an analog filter design originally developed in the 1960s in upstate New York.
NY HP	A high pass filter that enhances the high frequency presence of a vocal. Based on an analog filter design originally developed in the 1960s in upstate New York.
SCREAM	A very sharp resonant filter with a lot of amplification around the center frequency for aggressive peaks and overdrive.
COMBO	Combines both flat HP and LP filters in a single sweepable control. Moving it downward engages a low-pass filter, moving it up engages a high-pass filter. In the center neither filter is applied.

Adjusts the balance of dry (unprocessed) and wet (processed) audio at the output of the effect. 0 = dry (unprocessed); 100 = wet (processed).