KVR Audio

Christian Budde · Post by **Christian Budde** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 12:40 am

LeVzi wrote:Thanks for the RubberFilter update, I was wondering if you were going to update the butterworth and cheb filters too ? Basically the order resets to 1 every time you reload the project.

Most of my plugins rely on my open source framework. If I would update these plugins I should also update all the other plugins I have. Essentially it's just recompiling everything with the new framework and uploading it to my website. For all plugins it takes about 2 hours and it runs more or less automatically in a script.
Picking out just a few plugins would not make much sense as the time I would need for these plugins will be about equal to doing them all.

However, before updating all my plugins I first need to polish some of the graphics. Once this is done I will also compile all plugins for 64-bit. Then I will also add a proper update versioning tool to be able to keep track of the latest changes from one place.

There's no time estimate for this, but I expect it to happen not until next year. In the meantime I can send you the recompiled plugin by mail. But then there is the chance that there still might be different issues, as I won't be able to call my automated test tools that easily. It's just a recompilation with the latest framework.

Kind regards,

Christian

LeVzi · Post by **LeVzi** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 12:52 am

Hi Christian,

Thanks for the quick reply, there is no panic with your other ones, I was just curious, the ones I use work fine I just have to remember to set the order correctly each time I open the project, sometimes I forget, goto render then realise ! It's no real major issue as the plugin itself works perfectly.

If you did update all your plugs at sometime, that would be great, but there is no need to goto any trouble really, as I said they work fine, it is just a case of remembering to alter them

thanks again

asseca · Post by **asseca** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 1:02 pm

Christian Budde wrote:Update:

The exposed parameter 'Bypass' in the host's GUI now labels 'Power'

All parameters can again be automated properly -> most likely the issue with the non-updating host GUI on some computers/hosts shall be fixed as well.

synchronized both the 7z and the installer to have roughly the same time stamp

Thanks for the update

The installer's DLL is now has the fixed "Power" label, and changes in the GUI are now being updated in the host.

Unfortunately the 7-zip file still contains the old DLL ...

Christian Budde · Post by **Christian Budde** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 1:15 pm

asseca wrote:Unfortunately the 7-zip file still contains the old DLL ...

Stupid case sensitive Linux. The 'f' of the uploaded file was uppercase. It's now fixed to be lowercase, so the website points to the latest file again.

My damn FTP program ask me to overwrite the existing file, which probably left me in believe that the file was replaced by the new file.

Thanks for the info,

Christian

JoaCHIP · Post by **JoaCHIP** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 7:26 pm

Haha 384 dB/oct??? AWESOME.

And I actually like the compact small size of the UI. Too many VST are too giant. This is nice.

One little last thing: It doesn't seem to know that i'm running 96000 Hz. Like it's thinking i'm running 44100 Hz or something. The result is that when i set it to 300 Hz, i get 650 Hz filter frequency.

futurefields · Post by **futurefields** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 8:10 pm

Doesn't such steep filtering destroy the integrity of the audio? I thought that's why you don't see filters more than 24db/oct very often.

mandolarian · Post by **mandolarian** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 9:12 pm

Normally such a steep slope would, but in this new recessive economy there's not much integrity left in our audio - we're willing to phase-shift for money.

Christian Budde · Post by **Christian Budde** » Sun Dec 12, 2010 11:14 pm

JoaCHIP wrote:One little last thing: It doesn't seem to know that i'm running 96000 Hz. Like it's thinking i'm running 44100 Hz or something. The result is that when i set it to 300 Hz, i get 650 Hz filter frequency.

This bug depends on the host, if the samplerate is setup explicitly by the host, than the plugin behaved fine, but in case the samplerate of the plugin was not changed a samplerate of 44.100 kHz is assumed. Since some hosts set the samplerate on initialization of the plugin all the time I have not noticed this problem prior to now.

However, it is solved now.

Christian

-Fluky- · Post by **-Fluky-** » Mon Mar 07, 2011 11:47 pm

This is an absolutely fantastic plug-in.

Clean even when used at extreme settings and saves a lot of time, when there are frequencies you're really trying just to get rid of. No more firing up several EQs/filters or band-compressors and trying to adjust them to be precise.

Thank you!

italights · Post by **italights** » Sun Dec 11, 2011 2:47 pm

This is not showing up at all in Sonar X1 64bit. I am disappointed was looking forward to giving this a try out. Any idea how to fix it?

Kylotan · Post by **Kylotan** » Tue Jan 03, 2012 8:12 pm

italights wrote:This is not showing up at all in Sonar X1 64bit.

Same here. I used to rely on this in Sonar 32bit for all my guitar tracks, but now I'm having to look for an alternative for Sonar 64 bit.

keyman_sam · Post by **keyman_sam** » Tue Nov 29, 2016 2:50 am

Does anyone have access to this plugin? I'd love to jBridge this and use it.

HunterKiller · Post by **HunterKiller** » Tue Nov 29, 2016 2:59 am

Yes, here you are: http://nitroflare.com/view/21C7F6B10EE2 ... Filter.zip

Yeager · Post by **Yeager** » Wed Nov 30, 2016 12:33 am

keyman_sam wrote:Does anyone have access to this plugin? I'd love to jBridge this and use it.

His site is still up

http://www.pcjv.de/vst-plugins/eqs-filters/

keyman_sam · Post by **keyman_sam** » Sat Dec 03, 2016 3:43 am

Thanks!

I tried to jbridge and use it but its pretty unstable. :-/ GUI disappears, getting some opcode warning, etc.

Does anyone know of any 64-bit alternative (freebie or paid) to this little gem? I doubt it but I'll be glad to be proven wrong.

Rubberfilter - extreme filter with up to 384dB/Oct!