Modartt user forum - Auto-wah effect

Re: Auto-wah effect

2016-12-18T21:38:09Z

An update on my search for Mu-Tron type envelope filters for EPs: The Effects in MainStage 3 (and Logic) for Mac include AutoFilter, which is also hugely adjustable. I was able to adjust envelope modulation within its control panel to emulate the Mu-Tron III sound for Pianoteq EPs. If you are a Mac user, MainStage is quite a package for live performance, including many sampled and modeled instruments and effects.... currently very inexpensive. It is a well-behaved host for Pianoteq, at least on my 2013 Macbook Air.

Re: Auto-wah effect

2016-12-14T17:44:55Z

Thank you! I'll experiment with the demo version....It looks like a hugely customizable effect package.

Re: Auto-wah effect

2016-12-14T17:09:52Z

Here's one that can do it (that and many other things): http://www.stillwellaudio.com/plugins/oligarc/

Re: Auto-wah effect

2016-12-14T15:40:14Z

Many thanks, Luc.

Unfortunately, these plugins (and others my friend Google found ;~)) work like the auto-wah already in PTQ effects. I'll keep looking, though, for emulation of the Mu-Tron III envelope filter effect.

Re: Auto-wah effect

2016-12-14T08:37:26Z

Google is your friend ! ;-)
Did you try those?
http://music-tuto.com/top-free-wah-wah-vst-plugins/

Auto-wah effect

2016-12-13T23:46:23Z

I've been experimenting with the Wah effect on the Vintage Tines models. There is an Auto-Wah preset under the Wah effect, but it doesn't create the Mu-Tron envelope-type effect that I expect from classic auto-wah pedals. I'd like to trigger a single wah envelope for each key stroke. Instead, the Auto-Wah in PTQ seems to cause each note to ride on an underlying wah-wah-wah oscillation that is continuous like a tremolo, regardless of how I adjust the settings. Is it possible to adjust it into a key-triggered envelope?

Thanks in advance for your advice!

Later edit: Sorry, I was mistaken, the Mu-Tron single wah effect is a triggered envelope filter that is different from auto-wah. PTQ does implement auto-wah in the classic fashion, with oscillating wah. If anyone knows of a low-latency plug-in effect that emulates a Mu-Tron envelope filter, I'm interested.