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best bass envelope filter pedals Macrodose® Envelope Filter

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best bass envelope filter pedals Macrodose® Envelope FilterAnalog Warmth. Digital Precision. Limitless Exploration. Plug In. Drop Out. Introducing the Macrodose, the pinnacle of envelope filter technology. Created in collaboration with Brian Marshall of Subdecay, this pedal fuses the lush, organic warmth of a vintage analog filter with the surgical accuracy of modern digital control. Whether you are looking to recreate classic funk vibes, precise auto wah effects, or explore uncharted psychedelic sonic

Analog Warmth. Digital Precision. Limitless Exploration.

Plug In. Drop Out.

Introducing the Macrodose®, the pinnacle of envelope filter technology. Created in collaboration with Brian Marshall of Subdecay, this pedal fuses the lush, organic warmth of a vintage analog filter with the surgical accuracy of modern digital control.

Whether you are looking to recreate classic funk vibes, precise auto-wah effects, or explore uncharted psychedelic sonic realms, the Macrodose® offers unrivaled control over your sound.


Unlock Your Mind (And Your Tone)

The Macrodose® is designed to be the most expressive and intuitive filter on the market. It offers limitless freedom to explore with 11 operating modes and 7 LFO shapes, including random, sine, ramp, triangle, saw, and more.

  • Sonic Versatility: From standard envelope followers to pixelated filters, sample/hold functions, and step filters, the creative possibilities are endless.

  • Expression Control: An EXP input allows for expression pedal control over specific settings in each mode, making the filter a living, breathing part of your performance.

  • Multi-Instrument Ready: perfectly tuned for electric guitar, synthesizers, and bass.

Precision Control: Blend & Volume

We have replaced limited internal toggles with versatile external controls to ensure your instrument's inherent character shines through.

  • Active Blend Control: Our proprietary clean boost circuitry allows you to flawlessly mix the clean signal with the wet signal. This is essential for restoring low-end on bass or introducing pick attack transients back into a heavy filter sweep.

  • Active Volume: Supplementing the Blend feature, this allows you to control the overall output level at any setting, ensuring unity gain or a boosted lead tone.


Technical Specifications

Feature Specification
CIRCUITRY Type: Analog Filter Path w/ Digital Control
Components: All Polyester Film Capacitors
Impedance: 260K (Measured)
CONTROLS Blend: Pans between dry and wet signal (Clean Boost Circuit)
Volume: Active output level control
SHAPES & MODES 9 Basic Shapes:
1. Analog Envelope (Forward & Reverse)
2. Step (Tap tempo step filter based on 7 LFO shapes)
3. Trigger LFO (Tap to trigger one LFO cycle)
4. Manual LFO (Manually control LFO speed)
5. Warp LFO (Tap tempo LFO speed w/ wave shape warp)
6. Pixilated Envelope (Sample/Hold envelope control)
7. Envelope Trigger (Envelope triggers LFO)
8. Envelope -> LFO Manual (Envelope drives speed, fixed sensitivity)
9. Envelope -> LFO (Envelope drives speed, variable sensitivity)
EXTRAS Expression Input: Controls various parameters based on mode
Protection: MOSFET Power Protection (Safe up to 18V)
Dimensions: 4.7" x 2.6" (121mm x 66mm)
Origin: Designed and Built in the USA

POWER NOTICE:

9VDC / 14mA Power Requirement.

  • No Internal Battery option.

  • Voltage: Compatible up to 18V, however, it is tuned to sound best at 9V.

  • Adapter Not Included. Requires a 9VDC Center Pin Negative fully regulated power supply (e.g., TrueTone 1 SPOT).

Warranty

The Macrodose® comes with a standard 3-Year Warranty.(Option available to upgrade to a LIFETIME warranty).

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