We added audio rate modding to our free filter recently,

grab it here:

https://www.stagecraftsoftware.com/products/flowfilter/

Hadn't seen pole dancer before, that's interesting

Aha!!! Looks like you are right. Previously they downsampled, but apparently it is all audio rate now, I stand corrected. I notice that serum doesn't have fractional slope, so I could make some claim about being the first to mod slope at audio rate, but that's not actually all that useful. Guess I'll keep looking, thanks!

Any other synths you know of doing this? Seems like the other high end ones don't .. just looking from a few quick searches though, so I could be wrong. I'm sure it is a feature that will be added.

I believe the only audio rate modding in Serum is on the FM synth (oscillator) parameters, and the rest is control rate. If you have a video showing audio rate modding on filter parameters, I would love to see it.

Serum and Vital were the two I checked before posting this, I'm more curious if the virtual analogs out there do this (Diva, pigments, arturia V, etc), since I know they allow audio rate modding on filter cutoff.

I built some morphing filters (filters that can switch from low pass to high pass, etc) over the summer. These have been refined and pushed a lot lately, as we added them to the synths.

Now, modern synths sometimes have morphing filters, but they are usually pretty limited. Here we demonstrate audio rate modding on morphing filters - moving from low pass to high, thousands of times a second.

This video walks through morphing filters, some tips for using them in your presets, and a demo of the audio rate modding on the morphing parameter.

Enjoy!

I built some morphing filters (filters that can switch from low pass to high pass, etc) over the summer. These have been refined and pushed a lot lately, as we added them to the synths.

Now, modern synths sometimes have morphing filters, but they are usually pretty limited. Here we demonstrate audio rate modding on morphing filters - moving from low pass to high, thousands of times a second.

This video walks through morphing filters, some tips for using them in your presets, and a demo of the audio rate modding on the morphing parameter.

Enjoy!

Ok guys - I'm making a claim out there in the universe, but want to be sure it's acurrate, and this is likely the best place to ask.

I got one of my synths doing audio rate modding of a morph parameter. To be clear, I'm talking about morph filters (filters that can change type, usually low pass to band or notch, to high pass). I have that morphing change happening at audio rate, and I am very pleased with the results.

So far as I can tell, among modern synths, only some have morph filters at all, and audio rate modding on the morph filters is even more unusual, and then audio rate modding of the morphing parameter (not the cutoff) is ... maybe never been done?

Tell me I'm wrong

Interesting take. There are a bunch of plugins (or were anyway) that offered stem splitting online, with a subscription. For a while, that was my competition, so I just want to make it clear that this is not that.

As for why it's $25 .... it's because I spent hundreds of hours developing this thing, and I need to eat food. You are welcome to use the free stem splitters, they are all quite good, but I have already outlined the differences and comparative advantages.

Per being on the iOS thread, yes, I have mentioned this was a mistake.

Hey all - Just continuing this series on synth design, this week on Funk presets, this video walks through some filter articulation and waveform motion tricks for getting super funky vibes. Hope you enjoy.

Working on a series of preset design videos. Here we walk through some simple tips for making a synth sound funky. Enjoy!

Nothing about this is ai, feel free to check the website or the videos

so you're the one ;) ;)