Frap Tools - Fumana - Further LPG/LPF Explorations

In my second video with Fumana for the #FumanaFridays series TH-cam channel 'Voltlife' commented with another tip and expansion on the LPF/LPG style ideas you can apply to Fumana. Frap Tools did an amazing job of this, visually, functionally and most importantly sonically. Check out a live chat with Simone and Antonio discussing the design with me and Chris Meyer here - • Frap Tools - Fumana - ... , check out the second first LPG style patching video here - • Frap Tools - Fumana - ... or be a leg end and check out the full series (new videos coming too) here - • #FumanaFridays with th... .
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[@wellurban]

Thanks for doing this! I love that you can get so many different responses just by changing the relative strength of each control via the attenuverters. And Fumana has its own delightful fizzy/croaky quality which makes everything sound unique.

[@DivKid]

Definitely, cheers for the tips.

[@digo8167]

WHAT A MODULE. NEEED NEED NEEEED NEEED NEED

[@DivKid]

:)

[@fleuwsburrow8868]

Briliant stuff!

[@DivKid]

Cheers!

[@thom-alphaxiii-5106]

Simply genious

[@DivKid]

Thanks Thom.

[@nutritionalyeast7978]

this thing is so ridiculous, it must have like 16 poles per 28 filter bands then 8 for the lo/hi shelves, thats so many fucking poles

[@DivKid]

Yep crazy! Did you see the live stream I did with Simone and Antonio from Frap Tools? Over 2000 components on the unit, you get a feel for the level of design and engineering it from listening to what they have to say. th-cam.com/video/lam_R7pxGYo/w-d-xo.html