Are There Any 12Db Filters Available In The Filter Device?

[ffx]

As far as I can remember there were 12dB filters available too in the filter device… If I plug it in, there are only 24dB filter and Butterworth available anymore.

Is there a way to bring 12dB back?

[sdfjkln]

In the bottom right corner of the filter’s spectrum display there is a small arrow that lets you select from various dBs.

[kazakore]

Somebody (dBlue?) did a frequency response graph of the different filer and if I remember right the Moog 24dB/Oct turned out to really be more of a 12dB/Oct in reality.

[dblue]

@sdfjkln

In the bottom right corner of the filter’s spectrum display there is a small arrow that lets you select from various dBs.

This is purely for display purposes on the graph, and has absolutely no effect on the output of the filter itself.

@sdfjkln

Somebody (dBlue?) did a frequency response graph of the different filer and if I remember right the Moog 24dB/Oct turned out to really be more of a 12dB/Oct in reality.

Yep:

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