emusonacid! legacy

I'm used to filter resonance being labeled "Resonance". Am I correct to assume that when selecting a standard LPF, the Resonance amount is automatically selected when you change the 'Q' parameter?

Hmmm... what are you trying to tell us???

Actually, I just updated the post. Now I'm confused on the Filter Resonance...

Resonance = emphasis of a frequency.
On most synths this is either called resonance or Emphasis (Moog)
On a mixing desk it is usually called Q
It's all the same thing
Increasing the resonance value adds extra decibels of cut/boost to the selected frequency.
By sweeping the frequency with high resonance settings you get that classic synth sound, this can be done with the envelope, LFO or manualy.

So the Q setting is resonance. It was confusing me because when I think of Q, I think of the Q/bandwidth of a bell curve or even a LPF curve on an EQ. I guess the Q on the E4 controls resonance only and not the actual steepness or rolloff of the LPF, since the steepness is chosen by the 2-pole, 4-pole etc filters.

Do I have all of that right?

Yes you're correct.
Bandwidth is not the same as Q
Q = the Db of boost applied to the frequency
Bandwidth = the range of frequencies effected surrounding Q