Behringer Meatball Envelope Filter
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In the Spirit of the Iconic 90s Optical Filters
Born to recapture the essence of the great envelope filters of the nineties, the "MEATBALL Restyled" modernizes a recipe that became iconic on funk, disco, and alternative rock stages. It retains the warm sonic aesthetic of analog circuits while offering current reliability and stability, ideal for musicians who want vintage feel without the quirks of period equipment.Who Is It For and What For?
Whether you are a curious beginner, an intermediate player seeking groove, or an advanced musician with high demands, this pedal adapts to your attack and instrument. In the studio, it adds movement and color without drowning the signal. Live, its expressive and clear sweep "cuts" through the mix for funky chicken scratch rhythms, catchy pop riffs, powerful bass lines, or psychedelic and fusion textures.Controls and Ergonomics Designed for the Stage
The trio of Sensitivity, Resonance, and Blend forms a true sound sculpting workstation. Adjust the trigger threshold according to your pickups (single-coil, humbucker), your bass (active/passive), or your keyboard, emphasize the filter peak for more bite, then precisely dose the dry/filtered mix to preserve bass foundation or clean clarity. The expression pedal input offers manual wah-style control, while the true bypass ensures transparency when the effect is off. The compact format and 9 V DC power supply facilitate integration on any board.The Sound
The MEATBALL delivers a "vocal-like" signature with the famous organic "quack," featuring natural micro-compression, precise attack, and excellent responsiveness to playing dynamics. Subtle at low dynamics, incisive when you push with your right hand, it covers everything from silky funk to sharp auto-wah. It evokes the spirit of Bootsy Collins-style bass lines, Jerry Garcia's expressive guitar phrasing, or Stevie Wonder's filtered keyboards, while maintaining a modern, clean, and articulate foundation.Technical specifications
| Effects | Envelope / Auto-wah | Type | sector |
| Technology | Analog | Use | electric guitar |
| Format | Pedal | Color | Blue |
| EQ | Filter | ||
| Effect type | envelope filter / dynamic auto-wah | Auto-triggering | automatic activation without mandatory expression pedal |
| Model | "MEATBALL Restyled '90s Envelope Filter" | Expression | expression pedal input for real-time sweep control |
| Applications | electric guitar, bass, keyboards, and compatible instruments | Instrument input | 6.35 mm mono jack |
| Sound character | funky wah, expressive "quack," nuanced attack response | Audio output | 6.35 mm mono jack |
| Bypass | true bypass | Expression input | dedicated jack (compatible pedal) |
| Uses | rehearsal, studio, stage, home studio | Power supply | 9 V DC adapter (center negative) |
| Envelope Filter | envelope tracking responsive to playing intensity | Pedalboard compatibility | compact format, silent operation |
| Sensitivity | trigger threshold/extent adjustment | Chassis | sturdy metal enclosure, metal footswitch |
| Resonance | filter peak accent from smooth to sharp | Target level | beginner to advanced |
| Blend | continuous dry/filtered mix to preserve bass and definition | Styles | funk, soul, disco, pop, rock, fusion, experimental |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Meatball Restyled work with an active or passive bass?
The Sensitivity adjustment allows the triggering threshold to be adapted to both active and passive basses. The Blend control mixes the dry and filtered signals to maintain the low-end foundation.
Can an expression pedal be connected to this auto-wah?
A dedicated input for an expression pedal enables manual control of the filter, in a wah-style manner. Auto-triggering remains available without an expression pedal.
What power supply is required for the Behringer Meatball Envelope Filter?
The required power supply is a 9 V DC adapter with center negative polarity. Since current consumption is not specified, an isolated output dedicated to the pedalboard power supply should be planned.
What sound does the Meatball envelope filter produce?
The analog circuitry creates a vocal sweep with an expressive "quack," driven by the attack intensity. The Resonance setting emphasizes the filter peak, ranging from smooth to sharper tones.
What connectivity and bypass are provided?
The instrument input and audio output each use a 6.35 mm mono jack. True bypass preserves the signal when the effect is off. The metal housing includes a metal footswitch.



