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ebs bassiq envelope filter


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I had one for a while. There's no point in me saying it was brilliant, or crap, as that's just my opinion. Yours will differ. What I will say is this, it doesn't have much variation of available sounds. But that is a common problem with most 2 knob filters. Have a look at the MXR M82, that's more versatile, and cheaper. Or if you've got lots of spare cash, the WMD Super Fatman.

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I would do octave -> envelope -> compressor. This will stop the "bwaps" from the filter getting too loud. You could also try the compressor before the filter - this will make the filter dynamic response more even, sounding the same for loud and quiet notes. Some players like that. For me, the dynamics are what makes an envelope filter cool.

I like the Bass IQ, and still use it occasionally - it's a nice, smooth sounding filter. The problem I have with it is getting the Threshold knob set right - depending on your bass, the sweet spot is really small. On my pedal board I have two envelope filters with lots more control over the filter - a Three Leaf Groove Regulator 2 and an Iron Ether Xerograph Deluxe.

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Sorry, I haven't tried the Stanley Wah. Looks cool - has different filter modes etc. But it isn't an envelope filter, and a wah does sound different. You might get close depending on how quick your ankle is!

Maybe try them both out somewhere?

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