Best Phatt VST filter plug?

primo · 9th November 2005

Hi Everyone, I'm new to this forum (although I have been reading for some weeks now)

Wondered what evryone was using for a really phatt low pass filter plug to create some dancefloor mayhem - think Defected's "Bad Habit" I want to feel my guts rumbling....

I'm using a couple of options @ the moment -
1. ableton lives own filter followed by dominion saturator
2. PSP's Nitro
3. Automated waves ren EQ.

thoughts?

asper · 9th November 2005

Antares Filter

4 stereo multimode filters. hours upon hours of fun.

www.antarestech.com

genericperson · 9th November 2005

yeah, i haven't use the Antares, but the amount of controls on it is scary. I probably got scared by it!

Jorg · 9th November 2005

If you want an effect in the style of the antares, just in REALLY good, then check this out:

http://www.ohmforce.com/ViewProduct.do?p=QuadFrohmage

In fact ALL the Ohmforce stuff is incredible! They designed them for creative use. And they did a very good job.

BTW: It has a Moog Low Pass Filter Option!! It does sound real FAT!

Lagerfeldt · 9th November 2005

I really like the CamelPhat3 filter. It's also gotten rave reviews (if that counts for anything).

Very good for dance music, both themes and beats. But you can actually get pretty far by automating an eq with the pass filter and adding resonance that is analog to the filter point. Another trick is to automate the reverb or delay slightly up proportionally to the down filtering. This will create a underwater sensation when the filter is low.

You can check out this mp3 I made. However this is not resonant filtering as such, just straight LPF sweep using EQ with the proportional delay send automation I mentioned above.

Sound clip
http://www.onlinemastering.dk/temp/discofilter.mp3

Camel Audio
www.camelaudio.com

primo · 10th November 2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lagerfeldt

I really like the CamelPhat3 filter. It's also gotten rave reviews (if that counts for anything).

Very good for dance music, both themes and beats. But you can actually get pretty far by automating an eq with the pass filter and adding resonance that is analog to the filter point. Another trick is to automate the reverb or delay slightly up proportionally to the down filtering. This will create a underwater sensation when the filter is low.

You can check out this mp3 I made. However this is not resonant filtering as such, just straight LPF sweep using EQ with the proportional delay send automation I mentioned above.

Sound clip
http://www.onlinemastering.dk/temp/discofilter.mp3

Camel Audio
www.camelaudio.com

Thats the ticket! excatly what I was after! the delay gives it a nice sense of movement too! Cheers Lagerfeldt

assonance · 30th April 2011

The Moog Filter by Universal Audio if the 'phattest' VST filter I have heard, period.

Jovas · 30th April 2011

Fabfilter Volcano 2

TNM · 30th April 2011

wow this takes award for the oldest thread resurrected ever.

tutt

Apollo Soul · 30th April 2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by TNM

wow this takes award for the oldest thread resurrected ever.

tutt

Give me a minute... I have faith in my abilities t resurrect something even crustier. I want that award.

Resonator · 30th April 2011

+1 for Ohmforce and Camelphat
Also Nitro has been updated to N20 might be worth checking that out.

9th November 2005	#1
primo Gear interested Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 18 Thread Starter	Best Phatt VST filter plug? Hi Everyone, I'm new to this forum (although I have been reading for some weeks now) Wondered what evryone was using for a really phatt low pass filter plug to create some dancefloor mayhem - think Defected's "Bad Habit" I want to feel my guts rumbling.... I'm using a couple of options @ the moment - 1. ableton lives own filter followed by dominion saturator 2. PSP's Nitro 3. Automated waves ren EQ. thoughts?

9th November 2005	#5
Lagerfeldt Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2004 Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Posts: 4,770	I really like the CamelPhat3 filter. It's also gotten rave reviews (if that counts for anything). Very good for dance music, both themes and beats. But you can actually get pretty far by automating an eq with the pass filter and adding resonance that is analog to the filter point. Another trick is to automate the reverb or delay slightly up proportionally to the down filtering. This will create a underwater sensation when the filter is low. You can check out this mp3 I made. However this is not resonant filtering as such, just straight LPF sweep using EQ with the proportional delay send automation I mentioned above. Sound clip http://www.onlinemastering.dk/temp/discofilter.mp3 Camel Audio www.camelaudio.com __________________ Professional geek Online Mastering - At the moment: Mastering Christopher (EMI) · Mixing Michalis (Universal)

30th April 2011	#7
assonance Gear interested Joined: Aug 2009 Location: England Posts: 14	Bump: Moog UAD2 plug The Moog Filter by Universal Audio if the 'phattest' VST filter I have heard, period.

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asper Gear interested Joined: Jul 2005 Posts: 14	Antares Filter 4 stereo multimode filters. hours upon hours of fun. www.antarestech.com

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genericperson Lives for gear Joined: Oct 2003 Posts: 521	yeah, i haven't use the Antares, but the amount of controls on it is scary. I probably got scared by it!

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Jorg Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2005 Location: London Posts: 1,582 1 Review written	If you want an effect in the style of the antares, just in REALLY good, then check this out: http://www.ohmforce.com/ViewProduct.do?p=QuadFrohmage In fact ALL the Ohmforce stuff is incredible! They designed them for creative use. And they did a very good job. BTW: It has a Moog Low Pass Filter Option!! It does sound real FAT!

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