Macrodose® Hüllfilter

Name: Macrodose® Hüllfilter
Brand: AllPedal
SKU: 7711-P
Price: 325.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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$325.00

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Works with many instruments including electric guitar, synthesizers, and bass. The new Blend control eliminates a more limited internal toggle switch, in favor of a versatile external control knob.

It’s an analog filter with digital control, BLEND and VOLUME, and the limitless freedom to explore your mind. Includes auto-wah with selectable waveforms, sample/hold functions, step filter, random sample/hold, and even a pixelated filter function.

Features:

1. MOSFET Power Protection, so you can feel safe if you have multiple power supplies, and accidentally plug in the wrong polarity. Compatible up to 18V, however, sounds best at 9V.

2. Active Volume Control: Supplementing the powerful new Blend feature, is Active Volume Control. This allows players to control the overall output level at any setting.

3. Blend Control: Our proprietary clean boost circuitry, giving the ability to pan between dry and wet signal. Now for the first time in the history of this pedal’s lineage, you can control how much of the affected wet signal blends with the unaffected dry signal in your mix.

4. 9 Basic Shapes:

• Analog Envelope [forward & reverse]

• Step [tap tempo step filter based on 7 LFO shapes]

• Trigger LFO [tap to trigger one LFO cycle]

• Manual LFO [manually control LFO speed]

• Warp LFO [tap tempo LFO speed with wave shape warp]

• Pixilated Envelope [sample/hold envelope control]

• Envelope Trigger [envelope triggers LFO]

• Envelope–>LFO manual [envelope drives LFO speed. Fixed sensitivity.]

• Envelope–>LFO [envelope drives LFO speed. Variable sensitivity.]

5. Mode Modifiers: – Numerous modifiers to tweak your shape setting.

6. Expression Input: – Can be used with any non-envelope functions. Depending on the shape and mode settings, the expression pedal will have a different effect.

7. True Bypass Stomp Switch

Details:

Introducing the Macrodose®, the pinnacle of envelope filters that fuses analog warmth with digital accuracy. This pedal, created in collaboration with Brian Marshall of Subdecay, gives you unrivaled control over your filter effects with its amazing 11 operating modes and 7 LFO shapes. The Macrodose® has you covered whether you want to accurately recreate vintage envelope filter sounds or explore uncharted sonic realms.

Your guitars inherent character will come through by using the blend control to flawlessly mix in the clean signal, introducing transients back into your performance or restoring the low end on bass. You can choose from a variety of LFO shapes, including random, sine, ramp, triangle, saw, and more, using the 11-position shape knob. This adaptability gives you the power to precisely shape your sound and discover a new world of tone.

The Macrodose® offers an EXP input for expression pedal control over several settings in each mode and is intended to be expressive and intuitive.

Rest easy knowing that the Macrodose® is made in the USA with the highest standards, and has genuine bypass switching, and is powered by a normal 9V DC PSU.

Inject a unique sonic character into your music with the Macrodose®, our top-rated envelope filter pedal. Whether you want to create a classic funk vibe or experiment with psychedelic tones, this is the best envelope filter for you. The Macrodose®, which is also an envelope filter guitar pedal, offers an unprecedented level of control, enabling you to craft the perfect wah and auto-wah effects.

With a Macrodose® you can dial in just the right amount of mind-altering filter fun.

WHY MACRODOSE®?

It’s the forbidden path to expanded consciousness… and a truly fantastic addition to help you create dynamic tone.

For the sound of Jerry Garcia, Frank Zappa, or The Flaming Lips, a Macrodose is sure to deliver.

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Input Z (Impedance): 260K (measured, as opposed to theoretical)

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Specifications

Size: 4.7" x 3.6" (121mm x 94m)

Power: 9V Power Jack

Power Draw: 60mA

True Bypass

The absolute best Envelope Filter!

Absolutely sublime! This is my favorite envelope filter I have ever played. Packed with features! I love it!

Better than I'd hoped for.

I have been cruising this pedal for quite a while, and finally decided to take the plunge. It is a beast. The range of possibilites is mind-boggling and I can see I am going to have fun with this for a long time.

Macrodose® Envelope Filter

Whacka perfection

The macrodose has a host of options, three filter modes (HP, LP, BP), industry standard, and your standard frequency, resonance and depth controls.

This is how I like to use it. A standard envelope filter. It does a damn good at this, plenty of resonance on tap, that even if you crank, doesn't get ice picky (at least with my Dream 65). I've owned a Mutron Microtron III, that I stupidly sold thinking I'd buy the new version, I never did. While the attack and decay of this pedal isn't quite as nice as a quality opto envelope follower, you'd really be splitting hairs to say it is noticeable to all but the most ardant envelope filter fanatics, with the added bonus of a nicer resonance.

The freq control, for those of you interested, goes WAY too low for electric guitar, which is great. I usually run it around 2 o'clock for LP, and noon for band pass, meaning there's tons of room for bass and even keys, or just creative sound design.

This is not even half of what this pedal can do. In addition to your standard envelope filter duties, it has a wide range of LFO shapes, and dynamically triggering LFOs to choose from, my favorite being the Sample and Hold mode.

Now the awesome part of the LFOs is the Warp control, which allows you to morph between two LFO shapes per LFO mode. For example, going from a smooth sine wave to a pinched one, useful for getting the perfect shape for your purpose. In Sample and Hold mode, you blend from a hard stepped S&H to a slewed one, which is why it's my favorite mode.

There's a couple of other general quality of life additions as well that benefit all modes. A volume boost, which is super useful in band pass mode, and a blend control, which helps tame more extreme settings.

So far so good. So what are the downsides? Well, only a few for me. The pedal has a tap tempo control, with subdivision control. Awesome! And no rate control. less awesome... As much as the subdivision knob can help with different speeds, with a few creative modes as well, it really is a pain to get a more granular adjustment of the LFO speed, but that's by in large forgivable.

On the flip side, the pedal is a little finicky about buffers, I found that by placing a Boss TU3 Waza after the pedal in my signal chain, the noise floor is acceptable for a filter. When I have my full board plugged in, it can have all sorts of noise related issues depending on where it was in the chain.

Now, to be fair, I'm using a Cioks power supply, which was not one of the recommended power supplies by All Pedal, which they stressed can affect the noise. So maybe it's because it hates the Cioks power supply, not one to say. But because a simple buffer fixed all the noise issues (the pedal is a little noisy in the LFO modes, but in the envelope modes, it's almost silent even with a gained up amp), and almost everyone has a buffered pedal, I'm not really counting this as a downside. Just be aware if you have a larger chain with a non-recommened power supply, you might need to get clever with a buffer.

So despite a couple quirks with the pedal, the feature set and quality of sound is unmatched by any filter I know. The Float pedal has a similar feature set (and two filters), but is much harder to dail in, was much noiser, didn't trigger in a pleasing way, and had a much harshier resonance character. My old Mutron didn't have as nice of a resonance, but did sound a bit better. It couldn't get a quarter of the sounds the Macrodose could, for only about $50 more, the Macrodose is a no brainer.

Reading online, many people seem to be gravitating towards the Macrodose for an endgame envelope filter. I have to agree with them, this is the last envelope filter you'll buy in the current market.

I love it, classic sounds on top of lots of new stuff

Like the title says. Virtually all of the classic sounds, plus tons of new variations on the theme, entirely new sounds and lots of whacky fun stuff too.

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