Artifakt Lo-Fi Elements Ladder Filter with Bass

Source Audio engineer Grady Thomas talks about the Ladder Filter in the Artifakt Lo-Fi Elements and how it can be used with bass. Originally created in 1969 by Robert Moog of Moog Synthesizer, the Ladder Filter's unique 4-pole low-pass architecture gives it an intense sweep with a steep cut-off that can be heard all over 70s progressive rock, funk music, modern electronic dance, and more. It sounds great on the bass guitar with either envelope, LFO or expression control.

Learn more about the Artifakt Lo-Fi Elements: https://www.sourceaudio.net/gear-artifakt-lofi-elements.html

The Artifakt Lo-Fi Elements is a lo-fi effects pedal for bass, guitar, or keyboards that features the wide variety of sounds that make-up the sonic pallet of lo-fi effects. It includes vintage vinyl record simulations, transistor radio simulations, tape saturation, tape flanger & chorus, tape vibrato, Belton Brick reverb, bit crushing, sample rate reduction, ladder filter, and glitch. It also features stereo ins and outs, and full MIDI control.

Thanks to Jesse Williams and Devon Hurt for playing bass in this video!