Review Demo - EarthQuaker Devices Spatial Delivery Envelope Filter
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2016
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Voltage-controlled envelope filter pedals seem to be en vogue again. This time, though, they’re not just for neo-funkateers. Yeah, it can be tough to plug into one and not go all P-Funk. But wily guitarists have demonstrated that when you mate resonant filters with fuzzes and other modern noisemakers, it’s possible to move well beyond the usual clean-toned quackety-quack.
But really, most of today’s envelope filters aren’t that far removed from Mike Beigel’s 1972 Mu-Tron III, the first voltage-triggered filter effect. Nowadays you can choose from many Mu-Tron clones and spin-offs, including models from Beigel’s own Mu-FX line. Given that, it’s the little twists and variations that make a modern auto-filter compelling. And compelling is certainly the word for the new Spatial Delivery envelope filter from Earthquaker Devices.
The Spatial Delivery layout seems simple. There are only three knobs: range (sensitivity), resonance (feedback), and filter (the cutoff frequency). There’s also a small toggle with three settings (up, down, and sample and hold). The effect lives in a standard 125B-sized enclosure with top-mounted plastic jacks and a silent relay switch. Old-school through-hole components populate the tidy circuit board. Spatial Delivery runs on standard 9V power. There’s no battery option.
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My stomach makes those noises without a pedal.
great demo thx!
In common use "auto wah," "envelope filter" and "envelope follower" are all interchangeable. I love these gizmos, and this one sounds really good. Adding a non-modulating filter to shave off spiky highs is a Good Thing. I certainly agree that the sample & hold mode needs a tap tempo control. Maybe in v2.
As much as I love this pedal, I won't buy it. I'm still waiting for the day where they come out with a new pedal, exactly the same thing, but with tap tempo. The day that gets sold, is the day I put this Earthquaker pedal on my board :) Like John said, it's important that the rhythm fits with the rest of the band. Hopefully one day a version of this pedal will come out with tap tempo :)
If you're after the sample/hold sound with tap tempo, what you want is a step wah or step sequencer. They aren't very common, but they give you a comparable sound with more control.
Thomas Raes check out the Boss Slicer.
3 years later but... Subdecay Proteus has tap (and subdivisions).
I WANT.
mean
Guy talks like Bob weir
Cool pedal but it's an envelope filter not an auto wah. Two very different things. A lot of inaccurate info in this demo.
What else is inaccurate besides the one thing you mentioned that isn't really inaccurate at all?
The pedal is cool but part of that Jimi riff sounded like a bunch of cats.
MEOOOWWWW
I'm not saying your playing is bad. just an obsservation.