Supermodal is a powerful and unique filter with unprecedented sound design capabilities that will make your music resonate. Reshape ordinary tracks using its powerful Modal filter, which emulates sonic characteristics modeled after a wide range of resonant bodies. Combined with a parallel state-variable filter and an expansive modulation system, a single audio signal can be manipulated across a wide range of frequencies to create brilliant cinematic soundscapes, pulsing rhythms, pads with harmonic movement, or anything else you can dream of.

27 SOUND MODELING MODES
The Modal Filter uses hundreds of surgically precise bandpass filters to model the resonant bodies of various instruments, objects, waveforms, and much more. We have created 9 models, each with 3 variations for a total of 27 modes, including a range of flangers, phasers, vocal filters, physical resonators, and even mathematically modeled ones. With decay, damping, and partial settings, Supermodal provides precise control to subtly or spectacularly shape these unique sonic characteristics within its sound palette.

SPECTACULAR MANIPULATION
Supermodal's glamour is fully revealed when combining its powerful filters with its robust modulation system. The 4 modulation slots offer 6 modulation sources, including - Meta knob, ADSR, Envelope follower, Sequencer, MIDI/CV triggers, and Randomizer. You can also perform cross-slot modulation to create even more intense modulation. Both the State-Variable filter and the Modal filter operate in stereo, allowing you to modulate the left and right signals independently, jointly, or separately for amazing stereo effects. Virtually all of Supermodal's parameters can receive modulation.

SVF FILTER WITH NON-LINEAR DRIVE
Supermodal's classic state-variable filter smoothly blends between high-pass, band-pass, and low-pass while working in parallel with the Modal filter. The SVF filter uses a 24dB per octave slope that feels familiar to many classic analog synthesizers, with the ability to boost its resonance to self-oscillate. It can be controlled even further with the Drive function to add warmth and thicken the signal. Perform a crossfade between the state-variable filter and the Modal filter with its Blend slider for seamless morphing.