Future RetroTransfer Multimode Analog Filter

Future Retro Transfer

Transfer from Furtureretro packs a cornucopia of all-analog filters into one compact module, empowering endless variations of sweeps, bleeps, and squelches for your Eurorack modular system. The four buttons at the top of the module provide access to four filter types each, for a total of 16 unique filter types. On buttons 1 and 2, you'll find lowpass variations in 12 dB and 24 dB slopes, as well as unconventional band-pass filters. Banks 3 and 4 offer 18 dB and 6 dB slope low pass options and atypical highpass and notch filters. With this many options, you're sure to have the spectra-shaping tool to meet any creative demand.

But why stop at only one filter per patch? Transfer is equipped with CV control over its filter type, allowing for you to morph between filter shapes for organic and flexible tone shaping. Familiar controls for input drive, frequency cutoff, and resonance are accessible via a triumvirate of large, tweak-friendly knobs. CV inputs for type, cutoff, and resonance are available, each with bipolar attenuverters to help focus in on those sweet spots. Topping it all off, Transfer features an integrated VCA for level control, saving space in your rack and offering further creative patching applications. If you're looking for a heaping helping of analog filters in compact package, Transfer from Futureretro is a powerful addition to any sized system.

Transfer Features

• Analog filter module with 16 filter types
• 4 banks of filter types, each with 4 filters
• Banks 1 and 2: 12 dB and 24 dB lowpass + unconventional bandpass filters
• Banks 3 and 4: 18 dB and 6 dB lowpass + atypical highpass and notch filters
• Filters in banks 1 and 2 self-oscillate at low resonance, filters in 3 and 4 self-oscillate at high resonance
• Input drive control applies subtle analog saturation before the filter stage
• +/-5V CV inputs for filter type, cutoff, and resonance with bipolar attenuverters
• Integrated 0-5V VCA controls output level when a cable is inserted