From a couple of the threads about Mutron type sounds. Are you looking for a funk thing, or a Garcia type? Regardless, these are a good place to start. The key is using the controllers to respond to the envelope of the notes as you play. One uses a wah, the other uses a filter...
Jerry’s Mutron courtesy of rp911:
The block is a Wah block, using the Clyde type.
Frequency min: 177 Hz
Frequency max: 2400 Hz
(these are based on the Mutron III specs)
Drive: 0
Fat: 0.78
Tracking 9.13
Now the important part, the Control. Set the modifier as follows:
Source: Envelope
Auto Engage: Off
PC Reset: Off
Min: 0
Max: 10
Start: 0%
Mid: 24.9%
End: 100%
Slope: 85.6%
Scale: 2.158
Offset: 62%
Damping: 6 ms
Off Value: 5%
The key to dialing this in to your specific guitar, I have found, is adjusting the midpoint and the slope of the little graph you can see in the window. As you vary your pick attack you can follow the little ball to adjust it so the filter is opening and closing how you want it to.
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From Yek: FILTER block (before Amp) --> note: I think this one is more for funk.
Lowpass
Order: 4th
Frequency attached to Envelope
Frequency modifier settings:
Min 120.3, Max 9983
Start 0, Mid 40.3, End 100
Order: 4th
Q attached to Envelope
Q modifier settings:
Min 9.058, Max 0.673
Start 0, Mid 43.6, End 100
Envelope settings:
Threshold -100
Attack 17.31
Release 5.42
Gain 1.27
