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Behringer 2500 Series User Manual

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Quick Start Guide
MULTIMODE FILTER /
RESONATOR MODULE 1047
Legendary 2500 Series 12dB State
Variable Filter Module for Eurorack
Controls
(1) COARSE – Use this knob to dial in the general frequency
area you want for the high-pass threshold, low-pass
threshold, band-pass center frequency and notch lter
center frequency, then go to the FINE knob to rene the
frequency setting. The frequency set by the COARSE and
FINE knobs (“fc) will be used simultaneously for every
lter in the module.
(2) FINE – Use this knob to rene and focus the frequency set
by the COARSE FREQUENCY knob.
(3) RESONANCE (NORM/LIM) – This sliding switch lets
you choose between normal resonance mode (NORM)
and limiting mode (LIM), which limits the height of a
lter’s resonant peak. The LIM setting prevents circuit
overload when focusing a lter on a strong harmonic or
fundamental frequency, especially at high Q settings on
the RESONANCE (Q) knob. In other situations, the LIM
setting can result in a very low output signal, and so the
NORM setting is usually preferred.
(4) RESONANCE (Q) – This knob controls the width/
smoothness and narrowness/sharpness of the lter
curves. At low Q settings, the lter curves are wider and
smoother, with a gentler eect on the sound (except for
the notch lter, which functions most eectively at low
Q settings). As you increase the Q setting, the lter curves
gradually become narrower and sharper, which can help
you to focus in on narrow frequency bands. At higher Q
settings, the various lters can produce resonant peaks
in the lter curves that boost some frequencies and may
require moving the RESONANCE (NORM/LIM) switch to
the LIM setting to prevent overloading the circuit (or the
INPUT attenuator knob can be turned down).
(5) F CV 1 – This knob adjusts the strength of the control
voltage signal coming in through the F CV 1 jack.
(6) F CV 2 – This knob adjusts the strength of the control
voltage signal coming in through the F CV 2 jack.
(7) NOTCH FEQUENCY/fc – Use this knob to oset the notch
lter’s center frequency (“fc”) set by the COARSE and FINE
frequency controls. For standard notch lter behavior, the
NOTCH FREQ/fc control should be set to “1” on the scale.
This standard setting can then be tweaked by moving the
NOTCH FREQ/fc knob very slightly around “1”. Also, if
higher Q values are added via the RESONANCE knob while
the notch lter is oset from fc, the higher Q values result
in a resonant peak at fc, with the notch at the point set by
the NOTCH FREQ/fc knob.
(8) INPUT – This knob adjusts the strength of the audio signal
coming through the INPUT jack.
(9) Q CV – This knob adjusts the strength of the Q control
voltage signal coming in through the Q CV jack.
(10) INPUT – Use this jack to route audio signals into the
module via cables with 3.5 mm connectors. You can also
route in a keyboard gate signal to “ring” the lter and
produce a unique percussive sound when you press a key.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15)
(17)
(16)
Knob Setting Eect
Full CCW
Notch lter output becomes a
copy of the high-pass output
CCW to 1/4
Notch frequency shifts
signicantly below fc
CW to 4
Notch frequency shifts
signicantly above fc
Full CW
Notch lter output becomes a
copy of the low-pass lter output
V 1.0

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Behringer 2500 Series Specifications

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BrandBehringer
Model2500 Series
CategoryControl Unit
LanguageEnglish

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