
Panel Reference Page 43
Filter Type
LP 12dB: LP stands for low-pass. A low-pass filter lets low frequencies pass and cuts out higher frequen-
cies. Exactly which frequencies get cut out is determined by the Filter Frequency setting (and various oth-
er controls, as described below).
In the 12dB low-pass mode, the filter has a gentle roll-off curve (12dB=2poles). This mode leaves more
harmonics than the 24dB variation discussed below. This type of filter has been used in various Oberhe-
im synthesizers and others.
LP 24 dB: This is the classic synth filter used in the Minimoog and Prophet-5, among others. It cuts out
high frequencies rather drastically (24db=4 poles).
HP 24dB: HP stands for high-pass. This filter is the opposite of the lowpass filter, that is it lets the high
frequencies pass and cuts out low frequencies. The filter has a rather steep curve.
Amplitude
Frequency
Fc (Cutoff Frequency)
Amplitude
Frequency
Fc (Cutoff Frequency)
Amplitude
Frequency
Fc (Cutoff Frequency)
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