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11. Module reference: Filter group NORD MODULAR G2 V1.1

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18 or 24 dB/octave. The cut-off frequency can be modulated from external sources. See also "Common

Filter parameters”.

This is a multimode filter with a selecta-

ble slope of 6 or 12 dB/octave and reso-

nance control. It is a multi-mode filter

with three outputs: one highpass (HP),

one lowpass (LP) and one bandpass (BP).

All three outputs can be used simultane-

ously. The cut-off frequency and the resonance can be modulated from external sources. See also "Com-

mon Filter parameters”.

This is a static filter with selectable

modes (LP/BP/HP), frequency and reso-

nance controls. The slope is fixed at 12

dB/octave. See also "Common Filter pa-

rameters”.

Wah-Wah modulation is often used for

electric guitars to get that characteristic

“talking guitar” sound. Basically, the

Wah-Wah modulation is a lowpass type

of filter that can be swept across the frequency range. During the sweep, the filter’s characteristics also

changes. The Sweep can also be modulated from an external source on the Control signal input. The con-

trol signal can be attenuated with the knob [Attenuator Type I]. See also "Common Filter parameters”.

The Voice Filter module is designed to

simulate the vocal tract. You can select

between a number of preset vowels and

change and modulate them to generate

really amazing effects. Waveforms with a

lot of overtones, such as sawtooth or

pulse waves, are best suited to be used with the Voice Filter.

This function emphasizes the frequency peaks of the vowels. The more resonance, the more clearly the

vowels appear. Click on the green triangle above the rotary knob to reset to a medium value.

Sets the initial center frequency offsets of the vowels. The practical result of turning this knob would be

like pitch-shifting a sampled voice. Click on the green triangle above the rotary knob to reset to a medium

value.

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