PS: i have that kind of feeling like i will end up going for the real hardware pedal. Like the one of the most coveted early auto-wah pedals, the Mutron III, the AF-9 creates its effect via a CdS Photocoupler rather than a VCA, giving it a warm, vowel-like filtering that cannot be reproduced. Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users. If the UAD's MOOG filter can't do that, maybe another VST recommendation / suggestion?. The Maxon AF-9 Auto Filter is an analog envelope follower pedal that creates an automatic wah effect based on the player's pick attack. Great auto way from MaxonMaxon AF9 Auto Filter takes the most desirable auto-wah and swept filter effects and offers them up in a compact. Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Maxon 9-Series Auto Filter at.
Envelope controlled filters came into prominence in. Maxon Auto-Filter/Wah - Circa 2000s Made in Japan - A very very very good approximation of a Mutron III - Sensitivity and Peak Q controls, Low, Band. Soo, is it possible to achieve that with the current Moog Multimode filter plugin?Īsking that in here, because i have found almost nothing on youtube about the Moog Multimode Filter & guitar, no tutorials, no examples., most of the stuff is into synths, some sequenced bs and other almost-useless stuff. The Maxon AF-9 Auto Filter pedal was originally introduced as a key component of analog synthesizers. The thing is i don't need the filter to automatically modulate the signal by tempo and/or in sync with BPM as many presets do in the Moog Multimode filter,īut i want it to be modulated in real time, reacting dynamically by input sensitivity as i pluck strings on the guitar just like the hardware pedals in the video. Is it possible to achieve with the MOOG Multimode Filter plugin an "auto filter/wah" effect on the guitar that sounds similar and / or better than the hardware pedal such as demonstrated below:Īnd there are a few other similar pedals like that. "auto filter / auto wah" like pedal on guitar with the MOOG Multimode Filter = ?
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