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9.3.7 Filters
The PedalPro is fitted with two different filters: Filter 1, referred to as ‘ F1 ’ in the
on-screen configuration menu, and Filter 2, referred to as ‘ F2 ’. Both are con-
figurable via six different screens on your PedalPro.
Filter 1 is an inductor filter that produces a sound similar to a classic Crybaby,
but with additional features and possibilities.
Filter 2 is a matched-pair transistor based filter, with a wide range of sound
capabilities.
Nine routing possibilities
A programmable hardware analogue configuration means that both Filters
can be physically connected, disconnected and moved to different points in
your effect chain, depending on the sounds you want to produce. The result
is no less than
nine different routing possibilities
(see next page).
Filter Modes
You have the option to use both Filters in stereo configuration or (dual) mono
configuration, or completely independently. Both Filters can be used in
Manual, Auto or Envelope Modes . Envelope Mode can work in ‘ positive ’ or
‘ negative ’ mode, further multiplying the number of sounds you can produce.
Filter 2 has an additional feature that allows you to configure it as a low-pass
filter or a band-pass filter.
Parameters never available before
The Filters can be configured independently of each other and in every con-
figuration the frequency sweep range of each Filter is individually controlla-
ble. Control the resonance (parameter
Q ), the phase, the envelope function,
and other parameters you’ve never had access to before. When playing in
Manual Mode, the filter frequency can be controlled in real time using an
expression pedal* to produce a sound very similar to a Crybaby.
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R o u t e : y p e
F l i t e
t
F L = Â
o t u ng i r r
0 0
F R = Â
*Optional Pedalino™ Foot Controller required.
ROUTING OPTIONS - AN OVERVIEW
This section introduces the
nine routing options
for the analogue effects of
your PedalPro. These can be selected by adjusting the parameter
Route type
on page 1/6 of the Filters configuration menu (see the section on the ‘ param-
eters of the filters ’ on page 30). In the screenshots below, FL indicates the filter
configuration of the left channel, FR that of the right channel.
Route type: 00
Route type: 01
Both filters bypassed : In this configuration,
both filters are true bypassed (OFF): the
parameters on pages 2 to 6 of the filters’
configuration menu will not produce any
change to the output sound.
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R o u t e : y p e
F l i t e
t
F L =
o t u ng i r r
0 1
F R = Â F 1
Mono F1 : filter F1 is positioned on the left
channel after the Distortion, Tremolo and
Phaser cascade. The filter F2 and the right
channel are bypassed.
noise
gate
LEFT
RIGHT
OUTPUT
LEFT
(mono)
OUTPUT
RIGHT
buffer compressor
envelope
detector
envelope
detector
external
pedal
pre-amp distortion
panner /
tremolo
phaser
noise
gate
filter F1
IN
volume
control
volume
control
post
effects L
volume
control
post
effects R
noise
gate
LEFT
RIGHT
OUTPUT
LEFT
(mono)
OUTPUT
RIGHT
buffer compressor
envelope
detector
envelope
detector
external
pedal
pre-amp distortion
panner /
tremolo
phaser
noise
gate
volume
control
IN
volume
control
post
effects L
post
effects R
Working with Effects: Filters