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Fetta:
Filters with new flavours & rich sound.

I didn't want to stress you with too many values, so the main stuff is under it's surface

have fun!

Martin

EDIT:
FETTA+ first upload showed strange behavior. Should be O.K. with new version.

EDIT2:
Fetta+ varicon instead of fetta+
=> use new preset-file to zap through different flavours (lot more parameters than only visible change with those presets)

havent tested it yet but i can assure you that the name will generate a lot of laughs in some parts of norway, and maybe some occational blushes from women in the same areas

Haha, for sure!

Martin, FETTA+ crashes SFP here when removing it.

what should I be hearing anyway ? its probably very subtle cause I hear no changes in the sound......

What is it?

yes. what is this?????

Oh
Crashing problem was solved with the last upload yesterday. Maybe you have to delete the old preset file. Shit & Sorry, I'm always too fast!

Subtle?
Fetta+ is a fat-filter-beast!!!! I used Minimax and turned off it's filter. Then tweaked FETTA+ until it pleased my ears.
Just turn the freq up & down. I'm really proud for it's sound.

Martin

P.S. Of course it sounds NOT as great as the minimax filter. It was not my intention to imitate something. It just sounds fat and nice to my ears.

MYCC then I am missing files, it really did not change sound for me, I couldnt hear much difference while turning the knobs either.

Is this problem with both devices?
FETTA+ uses the ECC dsp file, but that's by far not the only change to FETTA.
If there's missing a file, it should not output anything. Only possibility that it lets through unchanged sound is the bypass button, I thought, but we will find out, what's the problem here. I will test it now on a second machine.

Martin

Both FETTAs worked on second machine here ...
I first used the wrong surface because I loaded it twice... So far I have no idea, why it could work here and not somewhere else...

Updated with Fetta+varicon. You can zap through different modes which change lots of parameters under the surface.

It's funny to find different meanings of that word in different languages. I was first with the german word Fett & the + form Fetter = spell it "FETTA". Then I found the italian meaning something like big cut of cheese which also fits to that device. Feta-cheese fits too ...

Could you explain that norwegian meaning a bit more? I will make holidays in norway soon so every word makes sense for my poor norwegian language-knowledge

Martin

well lets just say its a foul word for a female organ and i think you will figure it out

I found a translator norway to english that told me it would mean "cousin"

Great device thanks

is possible to make like modular module with freq, drive and reso mod source ?

Nice and phat!! Thanks a lot Martin.

So much great stuff here!

Hey they are working! nice devices! thanks

kylie - fetter is cousin
Fetta is......what was the subject?

Thanks for all your comments. So I think this device will sell well in norway

@ megerov:
I'm not that modular-freak & had just one try with mod-devices: My module "mozam" which loads akai-(and I think sts) programs (anybody using it ? b.t.w. I think it was misunderstood as a single-sample-loader, which it is definitively not).

It shouldn't be too difficult to make FETTA a mod-device, although drive-mod will be not possible with this version, which uses kind of a script which is definitively too slow & noisy for modulation.
I will see if I find the time to give it a try. Should be easy to go for the "old-style-tube-regulation" which I used in the Tube EQs & which should be modulateable. What I had in mind since the beginning was a modulation-input from the normal sfp-routing-area so you can use it for example with some modules from the MOVamily (LFO etc.).
On the other hand I think the modular offers the great genious ADERN - FLEXOR products which sound different but all FIRST CLASS!!! As they have 1000% of my respect since their first release I have that feeling leaving modular for the real experts.

Martin