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Posted by sterilis on Jul-31-2006 18:40:

Low pass filter?

Done a search but all i get is people talking about filters specifically. i need to no if there is a low pass filter in cubase that i havent came across yet, or is there any half decent free ones. if not can anyone recommend one to buy?

cheers!

Posted by evo8 on Jul-31-2006 20:40:

If u have FL Studio i think you could use the fruity filter from it, not 100% sure tho...

Posted by Low Profile on Aug-01-2006 00:06:

Get this: http://www.tone2.com/html/___bifilter.html
or it's big brother, http://www.tone2.com/html/___filterbank2.html (this one's not free, though)

Tone 2 has some of the best vst filters I've ever heard, I use Filterbank 2 all the time

Posted by Storyteller on Aug-01-2006 00:14:

Thank you.
I used to use the Fruity Free filter for filtering my music. Those days are history in only 5 minutes of checking this tone2 baby out. awesome!

Posted by sterilis on Aug-01-2006 00:21:

thanks mate. ive needed something like this for a long time.

Posted by No Left Turn on Aug-01-2006 02:58:

Re: Low pass filter?

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Originally posted by dj_kane
Done a search but all i get is people talking about filters specifically. i need to no if there is a low pass filter in cubase that i havent came across yet, or is there any half decent free ones. if not can anyone recommend one to buy?

cheers!

Using Cubase's EQ... enable the Hi-band and turn the bandwidth/Q all the way to the right. You'll see it change crom Hi-shelf to Low-Pass. Vice versa for the Low-band.

A good filter I love using for automation is Kjaerhaus's Classic Auto-Filter. It's free, too!