Korg Kaoss Pad. Have heard mixed reviews about the KP3, but the KP2 is a solid unit with plenty of toys (solid filters, reverb and delay + vocoder!). Used and in good shape they sell for $150-$200 on eBay.

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no shit that sounds great i'll get on ebay and check out some youtube vids and see what's up...

i don't know if i'm feeling that kaoss pad....

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If you want Xone-like filters, get Xone filters



Xone VF-1... basically the analogue filter from a Xone 62 in rack-mount form, with a few extra knobs.

Rack-mount might not be ideal for you though, I wish they did a portable version!

And in answer to your question about Pioneer EFXs, they've got a filter on the 'beat effects side' which is a low-pass filter on an LFO, like on the DJM 600, and they've got a 'wah' effect on the 'jog effects side' which is basically a high pass filter if you turn the jog clockwise and low pass if you turn it anticlockwise.

The wah effect can be pretty reasonable, but as it's a relative jog, it's not so easy to return to centre smoothly - it's not quite the same as just cranking the frequency knob on a Xone mixer. The EFX1000 has got a resonance control for the wah effect as well, which is pretty useful to keep control of your filter fun.


I always wanted to get an Electrix Filter Queen:



or Filter Factory:



but they went out of production quite a long time ago and can be hard to get hold of.

Yeah, why not an EFX 1000?

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Originally posted by Stu Cox And in answer to your question about Pioneer EFXs, they've got a filter on the 'beat effects side' which is a low-pass filter on an LFO, like on the DJM 600, and they've got a 'wah' effect on the 'jog effects side' which is basically a high pass filter if you turn the jog clockwise and low pass if you turn it anticlockwise. The wah effect can be pretty reasonable, but as it's a relative jog, it's not so easy to return to centre smoothly - it's not quite the same as just cranking the frequency knob on a Xone mixer. The EFX1000 has got a resonance control for the wah effect as well, which is pretty useful to keep control of your filter fun. I always wanted to get an Electrix Filter Queen: or Filter Factory: those electrix filters look great! Could I manipulate 2 diff channels from my mixer independently or would I need to buy two of them one to control each channel? but they went out of production quite a long time ago and can be hard to get hold of.

Lol I didn't even know Allen and heath made an external filter. The price is kind of high is it worth it? How do the vf filters compare the the ones on a 92? I never used the filters on a 62...

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Originally posted by discobiscuit Lol I didn't even know Allen and heath made an external filter. The price is kind of high is it worth it? How do the vf filters compare the the ones on a 92? I never used the filters on a 62...

I think it's got a few more bells and whistles attached like a the Overdrive function. But one of the lads will be able to make a better comparison to the unit that I can.

Only problem I see here is that A) is rack mounted, and b) this is only one filter. The 92 as we know as two of them so you can apply a nice filter over two channels which is sometimes very handy.

Also, this unit will only satisfy your filter requirements. If you want any other effects (delays and flangers) aren't included. I know they weren't a requisite for you but still if you're paying 600 bucks for something... well up you to.

I have heard the unit is nice, though IMO, it's obviously for the studio or they'd have released a nice compact unit for the road.

nelly

What's wrong with the 57's filters? It has manual filter sweeps ala Xone style.