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#X text 464 360 Q;
#X text 295 286 LFO rate;
#X text 133 312 Hz;
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#X text 372 311 Min Freq.;
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#X text 74 118 Here we have an LFO controlling this frequency instead
of a pedal. You can try with other filters \, but here we use [vcf~]
and also have a [drive~] unit \, cause it sounded alright like that.
Besides an LFO rate/frequency and filter Q \, we also have controls
for the minimum and maximum frequency in the filter sweep., f 57;
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#X text 68 62 The Wah-wah effect stompbox is quite known around and
used in psychodelic rock and stuff. In short \, it's nothing but a
lowpass "filter sweep" where a pedal controls the cutoff.;
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