Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
New year, new filters. These are all well into the "dirty" category, meaning
they aren't designed to make your sound buttery smooth, they're designed to make it chunky, chewy, and generally gnarly.
Not all in the same way, mind you. Some are focusing on distortion, some on cross modulation, some on both, and in one case on splitting the signal into grains and messing with it that way.
All will go through the same process: a bunch of sweeping to hear it as a single tone, then adding in a sequence to see how movement makes things change.
The input signal is a (mostly) sine wave from an Iguanamente. Normally you want to give filters something to chew on, but in this case they're creating the chew, so starting simple seemed better.
00:00 Intro
00:20 Seiche
09:06 Itinera
18:03 Ikaire
30:20 Grainity
New year, new filters. These are all well into the "dirty" category, meaning
they aren't designed to make your sound buttery smooth, they're designed to make it chunky, chewy, and generally gnarly.
Not all in the same way, mind you. Some are focusing on distortion, some on cross modulation, some on both, and in one case on splitting the signal into grains and messing with it that way.
All will go through the same process: a bunch of sweeping to hear it as a single tone, then adding in a sequence to see how movement makes things change.
The input signal is a (mostly) sine wave from an Iguanamente. Normally you want to give filters something to chew on, but in this case they're creating the chew, so starting simple seemed better.
00:00 Intro
00:20 Seiche
09:06 Itinera
18:03 Ikaire
30:20 Grainity
