Clean Boost with variable HighPass???

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stephen sawall said:
Not sure but think it might be like the tone control on a Big Muff or DS-1 ?

Less than 10% use MIDI. I have a few MIDI rigs and have not used them in years. I don't see many people using MIDI rigs. Craig Anderson comes to mind. He might have the info you want.
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quick search:
"Craig Peter Anderson (born May 21, 1981) is an American former professional ice hockey goaltender"
i don't think that's the person you meant.
Is he a member here?
 
Panhead5 said:
How come I have absolutely no idea what anyone is talking about in this thread?
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high pass or low pass are typically characterised by their cut off frequency. It's common to give the frequency at which the signal is damped 3db compared to the highest/unfiltered part of signal.
I want a pedal where i can change that frequency so i might just use a filter which cuts frequencies under 20Hz, which i don't hear anyway, or cut most lows around and under 85 Hz which is the resonance frequenz of a lot of speakers and the lows can get overbearing easily with neck PUs.
Or maybe i want to cut even higher, but i want pedal where i can set that frequency (and therefore variable Highpass)
 
valve said:
high pass or low pass are typically characterised by their cut off frequency. It's common to give the frequency at which the signal is damped 3db compared to the highest/unfiltered part of signal.
I want a pedal where i can change that frequency so i might just use a filter which cuts frequencies under 20Hz, which i don't hear anyway, or cut most lows around and under 85 Hz which is the resonance frequenz of a lot of speakers and the lows can get overbearing easily with neck PUs.
Or maybe i want to cut even higher, but i want pedal where i can set that frequency (and therefore variable Highpass)
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Thanks-- truly ! I get it now.
 
The Fortin Tempest is a clone of the VFE Dragon. I owned one for a bit but something about it wasn't gelling with my setup. The treble always sounded rolled off and the mids boosted even when I had both the HPF and LPF all the way off.
 
Surprisingly very few pedals mentioned in this thread.

I find a HPF as useful as a LPF.
 
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