Towers teleports your sound into a vast stereophonic expanse, weaving it into its unique resonant filtered feedback networks. Reflections hang in the air and move in and out of a sprawling multidimensional soundscape, where they don’t just fade away—they radiate, breathe and drift endlessly into the void.

The filter frequency offers three distinct modes of navigation: Manual Mode puts the player in charge of the filter frequencies.  Envelope Mode where playing dynamics breathe and morph into everchanging filter movements. LFO Mode where the player surrenders control to a slow-moving oscillator that sweeps across the stereo field.

Three Distinct Modes of Operation

• Manual Mode
  The filter frequency is manually changed by adjusting the Frequency control. This works across the stereo field, with the left channel opposite the right.
• Envelope Mode
  The filter frequency is changed with an envelope that is controlled by picking dynamics. In this mode, the Frequency control adjusts the sensitivity of the envelope.
• LFO Mode
  The filter frequency is controlled by a slow moving LFO, and the Frequency control adjusts the rate. This mode also sweeps across the stereo field creating a slow panning filter effect.