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FILTOX – Parameters
The following filter types are available:
 Low-pass
 Band-pass
 Notch
 High-pass
Usually, these filter types are designed so that they are able to be
toggled. However, a "state-variable" network is used with the
Chamberlin filter, which means that all filter types can be taken from
"taps" simultaneously. So why leave these taps static when they
can be processed dynamically...?
The actual filter circuit provides the following parameters:
 Cut-off frequency (freq)
 Resonance (reso)
 Internal saturation (drive)
The filter can be set up separately or together with the link
button.
You can set up the cut-off frequency or the resonance for each channel as
modulation targets. Just like with CORVEX and ECOX, the small knobs on the
lower row specify the modulation level.
For the modulation source, in general the same applies as with the previously
mentioned effects. In addition, FILTOX provides the modulation of the filter
section via an envelope follower. In this case, the input signal itself serves as
the modulator. This makes it possible to produce well-known "auto wah"
sounds.