My peanut brain can't figure this out by itself
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By looking at some pics, it was the same in Volcano 2.
I can't say for sure, but I'd say because the filter drive as well as the filter characteristics introduce harmonics. And you can use the other filters to either emphase to de-emphase those or create some to mirror them back into the audible range. You may also need to place a shelfing filter higher in the frequency range if you only want to use the "beginning" of its filter curve.
Yup, that boat load of LPF filter flavours and the ability to drive all of them might be the biggest selling point for me. Plus the different routing options.
They just added a Creative Bundle as well:BoogerSnotOrchestra wrote: ↑Thu Nov 18, 2021 7:13 pm![]()
Available for iPad too:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fabfilter ... 1594574554
I would love if you could go into some detail about some of the presets. For example I noticed that you use several filters even in some of the most basic presets and I wonder what was your thinking behind that. Or for example how you picture someone using the other presets in the basics folder that aren't for typical filtering duties such as the Audio Enhancer or Phase Panning.bmanic wrote: ↑Thu Nov 18, 2021 8:26 pm Don't sleep on the presets. There are a few hidden gems there, ready setup for your mixing tasks. Check the 'Basic' folder. You have a quick setup of BPF, HPF, LPF and Notch where I've already routed an Envelope Follower that you get instant control over and an LFO.
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