edp wasp filter soundclips

[caress]

here are some quick n dirty soundclips of my edp wasp filter.  http://www.aronnelson.com/gallery/v/caress/
it may be a little different than everyone's used too because i'm using a synth...

it's an ms2000 using a patch of my own (which has a little of its own delay) recorded directly into the computer (no interface) with a bit of reverb.
there are four clips -
ms2000 alone
ms2000 > filter:  LPF, BPF, HPF, Notch, then i overdrive the input with my onboard booster.  the HPF is the only mode that will self-osc right now, but i'll get the rest...
ms2000 > wooly mammoth clone
ms2000 > wm clone > filter:  same order as above filtering

i pretty much swept down the freq with the res at minimum then swept back up with res at mid then again with res at max, although not every time...   any popping is from switching filter modes - i can't figure out how to eliminate them.  let me know what you think!

[nordine]

have you tried modulating it with an external source (ie. LFO)?

i have a hard time figuring out the "flavor" of the filter, by the sounds available

cheers!

[caress]

i added some new samples.  of guitar.

i haven't tried the cv in yet, as i don't have a cv source at the moment...(more works in progress   )  i did however, in the notch example, move the freq knob as though an lfo was driving it - sounds a little univibe-ish...decide for yourself   

they're in the same link as above.
i recorded an old lotus guitar into a line6looper then sent that through the wasp filter direct into my mac.  i used a little amp modeling via izotope trash and reverb via smartelectronix ambiance.
just a loop with 2 passes of guitar.  one low, one high.  remember, i don't play guitar...

in each filter pass, i drove the filter into distortion at the end of the clip via the internal boost i added (sho)  -  just to give an idea what the filter sounds like when overdriven a bit. 
edit:  oh yeah, i divided the clips into each filter mode, so you could distinguish them a bit easier...

hope this helps to get a "feel" for the filter.

[John Lyons]

Sounds pretty cool. An LFO would be a cool addition to get the motion like you simulated by moving the knobs.

John