The problem with a single channel VCF is you would loose 90% of the creative power Frap Tools is giving you with this module. In my humble opinion, I think what Frap Tools has done with the Cuna is brilliant. Now if they will only make a version of the SC stereo and QSC Quad stereo channel that give you two stereo sends and returns, I'll be in heaven :)
@@Dzineboy Thanks for the nice words, that's correct! A single filter would be "only" a nice filter (for those who like it of course), but the core idea behind CUNSA was more on the mutual interactions of four filters/oscillators!
@@Dzineboythe way I see it, this is not a "problem" with the single version, if there ever was one. It is the bonus of having the quad VCF version. I am happy something like the CUNSA exists for the people that want something like it, but I see filters as colours and prefer to have many colours instead of 4 of the same in a very large module that costs a grand, if you know what I mean.
Forgive my ignorance about modular - I see there is an input to control all four filters simultaneously, but is it possible to process different stereo inputs independently eg, control 1+2 with one knob and control 3+4 with another knob? I hope this makes sense! Thank you
Yes! But you'd need two external CVs to contol the two couples of filters. You would just need to patch the CV for filters 1+2 into filter 1's V/oct or Ping input, and the CV for filters 3+4 into filter 3's V/oct or Ping input. The audio signal would go as follow: L1 -> 1 R1 -> 2 L2 -> 3 R2 -> 4 The built-in knobs only control one filter each. Hope it makes sense!
@@FrapTools ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. I thought it was classic cars.
I'm happy to pay a premium for the attention to detail and consistency Frap puts in their modules, not to mention the best manual(s) in eurorack. And it's cheaper than two Blades or a QMMF-4 😅
I said gowddamn! Excellent work on this filter. Very dynamic. And it sounds awesome. SOLD! Great job with the demo. Thanks!
THank you so much for the awesome word, hope you'll enjoy it!
loving everything about this.
Just picked up a Fumana,... love it
Thank you so much, that's awesome! Happy patching with it!
This is quite amazing. Everything the fabled QMMG does/did and a whole lot more to.
Thank you!
Damn, this sounds absolutely gorgeous
Thank you so much!
amazing design and sound - bravo! ora devo comprare
Thank you so much, it's been a real design adventure!
Oh this sounds very nice. Great demonstration Giovanni!
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it! ❤️
Beautiful hardware design 👏
Thank you! Cheers!
Love it. Future classic
Wow thanks a lot ❤️
Very nice. If you made a single VCF at 1/4 of the price, I would be all over it.
Thank you!
came here to say the same thing, single channel version would be AWESOME
The problem with a single channel VCF is you would loose 90% of the creative power Frap Tools is giving you with this module. In my humble opinion, I think what Frap Tools has done with the Cuna is brilliant.
Now if they will only make a version of the SC stereo and QSC Quad stereo channel that give you two stereo sends and returns, I'll be in heaven :)
@@Dzineboy Thanks for the nice words, that's correct! A single filter would be "only" a nice filter (for those who like it of course), but the core idea behind CUNSA was more on the mutual interactions of four filters/oscillators!
@@Dzineboythe way I see it, this is not a "problem" with the single version, if there ever was one. It is the bonus of having the quad VCF version. I am happy something like the CUNSA exists for the people that want something like it, but I see filters as colours and prefer to have many colours instead of 4 of the same in a very large module that costs a grand, if you know what I mean.
Let's goooooooo!!!!!! 🤘
OMG! 🖤
Forgive my ignorance about modular - I see there is an input to control all four filters simultaneously, but is it possible to process different stereo inputs independently eg, control 1+2 with one knob and control 3+4 with another knob? I hope this makes sense! Thank you
Yes! But you'd need two external CVs to contol the two couples of filters. You would just need to patch the CV for filters 1+2 into filter 1's V/oct or Ping input, and the CV for filters 3+4 into filter 3's V/oct or Ping input.
The audio signal would go as follow:
L1 -> 1
R1 -> 2
L2 -> 3
R2 -> 4
The built-in knobs only control one filter each.
Hope it makes sense!
What an incredible-sounding module. Are they shipping now? I pre-ordered quite a while ago. I can't wait to play 😍
Yes, shipping now everywhere!
I'm sensing a theme with the set dressing, but i can't quite... is it soap? Beans? Classic cars?
...spices?
@@FrapTools ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
I thought it was classic cars.
oh my god why?! this is exactly what I want! stop!
Haha ❤️
Y'all are killing me with these modules, I can't _not_ buy one.
Thank you so much but we didn't want to harm anyone ❤️
Flawless as always, very well done Frap Tools! Shockingly expensive too, as always. But patiently I will wait for my used copy...as always.
Thank you so so much for the awesome words!
I'm happy to pay a premium for the attention to detail and consistency Frap puts in their modules, not to mention the best manual(s) in eurorack. And it's cheaper than two Blades or a QMMF-4 😅
@@dengyun846 If I've had the money, then I'd be happy too.
dude looks like he was just about to make a curry