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Filters with control over attack and decay?

i'd love to hear how you like the Agent FUnk. I"m interested in one as well and am interested in hearing what you think.

00Funk is here. I'm heading out so I didn't have much time to play with it so no initial thoughts other than it will take some time to find all the tones it can produce.

*A bit off topic* How are you liking the robot factory mod box controlling the cutoff of the MF101?

Picked up a new stereo patch cable. I'm still having some trouble with the custom mods I asked for (expression control of rate etc) but the effect itself is nice. I dig it a lot with the OC-2 into the heliotrope into the Moog.
 
The only samples I could find were on [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] which has one guitar sample that created more questions than it answered. That page also rekindled my GAS for their phaser. But at almost $500 each I'd need to try it and love it before I considered buying either of them.


FWIW, here's a file that demos the filter on a lot of different source material (which unfortunately doesn't include bass or guitar):

http://www.studioelectronics.com/assets/Audio/TheFiltersOfVinylmanjaro.mp3
 
Meatball/Meatwad lets you can control every aspect of the effect. I've never encountered a filter that has as many controls (knobs & switches). More controls doesn't always translate into a better sound, but if you know how to use them all properly it usually does.