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The Sherman Quad Modular Filter is a versatile and dynamic effects processor that will elevate your studio recordings. Designed for musicians and sound engineers who demand precision and flexibility, this filter boasts four independent filter channels, each with its own controls, allowing you to sculpt sound with incredible accuracy. Whether you're working on complex soundscapes or looking to add a touch of analog warmth to digital recordings, this unit provides the tools you need to achieve your sonic goals.

The Sherman Quad Modular Filter is praised for its remarkable versatility. Each channel can be used individually or linked for intricate filter configurations, making it a perfect fit for any signal chain. Its intuitive interface ensures that both novices and seasoned professionals can navigate its features with ease. With its robust build and high-quality components, this filter promises not only excellent sound alteration but also longevity, making it a wise investment for your studio setup.

Ideal for a variety of applications, from live performance to studio production, this filter is a must-have for anyone looking to enhance their audio arsenal. The Sherman Quad Modular Filter brings the richness and depth of analog processing to the forefront, offering unparalleled control over your sound.

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Four independent filter channels
Individual or linked channel configurations
Intuitive interface for ease of use
High-quality analog processing
Ideal for both live and studio applications
Robust construction for durability

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The Sherman Filterbank fits within a custom build that allows patch cables to remain connected when closed, thanks to careful rack depth planning.
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Removing glue from repurposed camera cases can be challenging; heat guns and scrapers are effective but labor-intensive.
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The Sherman Filterbank integrates into a modular setup with a 9u X 126hp eurorack powered by a Mean Well QP-320D PSU.
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Custom LED backlighting is controlled by an Arduino Nano and CD40109 level shifter, allowing for modulation source-driven color changes.
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Despite its portability intention, the 80lbs weight of the setup has kept it stationary, highlighting the need for a dolly for transport.
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Alec Empire

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"We use an API 1608 desk, various compressors like the Universal Audio 1176s and the blue DBX 160 series. I still prefer my old Lexicon 480L to the digital plug-ins. The latest version of Pro Tools is great to have, because it is very easy to combine all the old gear with that. In ATR, we use the Roland TR-909 as the main drum machine; it’s part of the band’s sound, really. Then we still use the old Akais for ATR, like the S1100 or the S6000 or the MPC 2000XL. They are also part of the band’s identity in a way. Especially when you apply distortion. We also have a lot of modular synths, from the Metasonix Wretchmachine, the ARP 2600, Analogue Solutions Vostok, the Sherman Quad Filterbank and the Moog Voyager with all the external CV gate stuff. We find the Voyager better suited for ATR. My Minimoog just sounds too retro. I love the machine, as so many others (my Korg Trident, Roland Jupiter 8 etc...) but ATR has a certain sound that we stick to. I use all that other stuff more for the Alec Empire solo works. The Atari 1040ST is still the main sequencer for everything. Pro Tools is slaved to that."