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Originally Posted by
Simonator
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It states that there is one filter per voice.
Nearly every polyphonic synthesizer has one filter per voice, as well as all other synthesis elements like VCA, envelopes, lfos. Everything is per voice.
Lets say you have a sound with low cutoff, low sustain, but a high filter envelope amount: As soon as you play and hold a note, the envelope opens the filter, then during the decay phase of the envelope, the filter closes again until you hear nothing anymore. Now you play and hold a second note/voice. If it went through the same filter like the first note, you would hear nothing because the first filter is already closed again. Or if the 2nd note triggered the first filter again, also the first note would sweep again though it should stay in sustain phase.
And yes, a VA like the Virus with 64 voices or so has 64 filters