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KickBass Filter sweep?
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mudpeople
IsraTrance Full Member
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Posted : Jun 8, 2011 22:33
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The sonalksis one does a good job coming close to Renoise's native, I havent really tried out the fabfilter one yet, my demos expired cuz i forgot about them... 
The native Renoise butterworth 8n sounds smooth as hell too, without any squeals or shrieks as it sweeps up and down, which was a problem i had with teh old renoise filter 2, before the butterworth came in.
Is there any other plugs that do the Butterworth 8 node? Ive been trying to find even ONE, and so far just the Sonalksis, as far as Ive found, does a similar job. Maybe Ill go dig on KVR....
Edit: took about 10 mins, the majority of the filters on KVR are active-fx sorts, rather than passive like I want, but I did find the Brainworx Cleansweep (LOVE brainworx, thsi ones free) and the Engineers Filter, which looks lke the only real promising one. Still would like to know of otehrs 
Edit2: YES the Engineers filter has the same settings very nice  . |
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wuzzle
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Posted : Jun 9, 2011 07:24
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Is there any other plugs that do the Butterworth 8 node? Ive been trying to find even ONE, and so far just the Sonalksis, as far as Ive found, does a similar job.
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Unsure about other plugs, but when I was at a friends studio I got to check out the SSL Duende native plugs and the X-EQ plug does indeed have butterworth functionality - http://www.solid-state-logic.com/music/duende%20native/x-eq/
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faxinadu
Faxi Nadu / Elmooht
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Posted : Jun 9, 2011 08:17
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if it is for mix work (meaning not fx sweeps, more like dj sweeps) then i use the basic lowpass filter that comes with logic. usually with 10ms smoothing 3pole filter and automate it.
The Way Back
https://faxinadu.bandcamp.com/album/the-way-back |
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