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Posted by eyepad on Jan-21-2014 19:30:

Cableguys Filtershaper 3

Anybody have this yet? They have an intro price that ends today and I'm thinking about buying it, but I've never used their plugins. Are they any good?

Posted by cryophonik on Jan-21-2014 22:05:

I don't have any of their products, but they certainly have a good rep and the developer is pretty active over on KVR - seems like a nice chap. Just saw that intro price (thanks for the heads-up) - might have to check it out for myself, although it seems like it overlaps a lot with LFOTool???

Have you tried the demo?

Posted by TranceElevation on Jan-21-2014 22:19:

I have the volume shaper. A superb little tool I use in all of my projects. Amazing for tremolo and other manipulations especially with vocals.

Posted by eyepad on Jan-21-2014 22:45:

Thanx for the replies, guys. @Cryo - I just found out about the sale but I won't have much time to demo it before the sale ends. I think I'll just buy it. @TranceElevation - thanks, Volumeshaper looks cool too.

Posted by echosystm on Jan-22-2014 12:25:

I have their VolumeShaper plugin too. It's great.

Posted by cryophonik on Jan-22-2014 16:20:

Got in on this sale last night and also tried the free PanCake. It overlaps with LFOTool a bit, but it's got a different workflow and I think I like its interface better (so far). I looked at VolumeShaper, but I think that the added features in FilterShape v3 cover all of VS' functions??? Anyway, very cool plugin. Now, I'm looking at MIDIShaper.....(just when I thought my GAS was gone).

OK, L4C has been right about these plugins all along....

Posted by TranceElevation on Jan-22-2014 16:23:

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Originally posted by cryophonik
Got in on this sale last night and also tried the free PanCake.

How does it compare with ST's PanMan?

Posted by cryophonik on Jan-22-2014 16:37:

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Originally posted by TranceElevation
How does it compare with ST's PanMan?

I didn't spend much time with PanCake, but it's pretty cool for such a simple and free plugin. It's pretty different from PanMan in that you pretty much just draw in your LFO/patterns, but you can save several patterns for instant use. It doesn't have the depth (e.g., dynamics/envelopes, filter, etc.) or the variety of modes (e.g., step, triggered, random) that PanMan has. Maybe somebody who has used PanCake more than I have can answer it better, though.

Posted by theqlogic87 on Jan-22-2014 17:56:

Sounds amazing man

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-V6GKJKbpCc

Posted by TranceElevation on Jan-22-2014 18:45:

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Originally posted by cryophonik
I didn't spend much time with PanCake, but it's pretty cool for such a simple and free plugin. It's pretty different from PanMan in that you pretty much just draw in your LFO/patterns, but you can save several patterns for instant use. It doesn't have the depth (e.g., dynamics/envelopes, filter, etc.) or the variety of modes (e.g., step, triggered, random) that PanMan has. Maybe somebody who has used PanCake more than I have can answer it better, though.

thanks