New TDR Special Filters Bundle

[El°HYM]

The TDR Special Filters Bundle includes:

TDR Infrasonic offers precise control over the near-inaudible lowest frequency regions of a mix. It consists of a continuously variable slope filter, min and mixed phase modes, and mix control. It also includes a dynamic bump and a set of harmonic exciters meant to compensate for the perceived energy loss introduced by the filtering.

TDR Elliptical is a modern, state-of-the art elliptical equalizer. It’s an ideal choice whenever low frequency stereo positional information requires control. A continuously variable slope filter with min and linear phase modes, and mix option offer all necessary technical control. Advanced perceptual filtering and mono-summing compensation tricks help preserve the musical impact from input to output.

TDR Ultrasonic helps control the effects of ultrasonic build-up in wide bandwidth processing chains, i.e. whenever chains of nonlinear processors run at sample rates beyond 44.1/48kHz. A linear phase filter with a continuously variable slope, a mix control, and dynamic Ultrasonic Gate options allow to transparently block inaudible content and thereby achieve a lower total distortion in the audible spectrum, at the end of the chain.

TDR Arbiter is a remarkably flexible frequency-selective spectral balancer. What makes it special is the relative nature of the process: The effect is independent of the input signal level, making it an optimal choice for de-essing, plosive control, or overall manipulation of the frequency balance, all without affecting the original signal dynamics structure.

Link: https://www.tokyodawn.net/tdr-special-filters-bundle

[ralfrobert]

Sounds interesting.

[legendCNCD]

Oh my. Gotta check these out. Arbiter is supposedly Limiter 6's HF Limiter with larger hz area..

[gentleclockdivider]

TDR never dissapoints

[bilrobins]

The interfaces look really similar (even colours) to ToneBoosters - is it a joint effort or just coincidence? Both make some great plugins.

[Digivolt]

UI's look great, are they kind of "smart" like Sonible plugins using some type of AI algo or something else entirely ?

[Vortifex]

..

[Digivolt]

So Arbiter seems closest to TEOTE, Sooth, Gullfoss, DSEQ etc, wonder how it compares, at €24 in the sale it beats them all on price

Elliptical is closest to Boz Mongoose and Toneshapers Basslane but does things a little differently with the way the filter works ?

The other 2, is there anything that compares to them ? They're fancy low/high cut filters for getting rid of unwanted frequencies ?

[El°HYM]

So Arbiter seems closest to TEOTE, Sooth, Gullfoss, DSEQ etc, wonder how it compares, at €24 in the sale it beats them all on price

Elliptical is closest to Boz Mongoose and Toneshapers Basslane but does things a little differently with the way the filter works ?

The other 2, is there anything that compares to them ? They're fancy low/high cut filters for getting rid of unwanted frequencies ?

Airwindows Ultra- and Infrasonic Filters are maybe similar, other than that there is not much out there. Keep in Mind that these are more geared towards people working at higher Samplerates and, or Mastering Engineers.

[liquidsound]

The TDR Special Filters Bundle includes:

TDR Infrasonic offers precise control over the near-inaudible lowest frequency regions of a mix. It consists of a continuously variable slope filter, min and mixed phase modes, and mix control. It also includes a dynamic bump and a set of harmonic exciters meant to compensate for the perceived energy loss introduced by the filtering.

TDR Elliptical is a modern, state-of-the art elliptical equalizer. It’s an ideal choice whenever low frequency stereo positional information requires control. A continuously variable slope filter with min and linear phase modes, and mix option offer all necessary technical control. Advanced perceptual filtering and mono-summing compensation tricks help preserve the musical impact from input to output.

TDR Ultrasonic helps control the effects of ultrasonic build-up in wide bandwidth processing chains, i.e. whenever chains of nonlinear processors run at sample rates beyond 44.1/48kHz. A linear phase filter with a continuously variable slope, a mix control, and dynamic Ultrasonic Gate options allow to transparently block inaudible content and thereby achieve a lower total distortion in the audible spectrum, at the end of the chain.

TDR Arbiter is a remarkably flexible frequency-selective spectral balancer. What makes it special is the relative nature of the process: The effect is independent of the input signal level, making it an optimal choice for de-essing, plosive control, or overall manipulation of the frequency balance, all without affecting the original signal dynamics structure.

Link: https://www.tokyodawn.net/tdr-special-filters-bundle

Wow! Thanks

[rafa1981]

So Arbiter seems closest to TEOTE, Sooth, Gullfoss, DSEQ etc, wonder how it compares, at €24 in the sale it beats them all on price

Elliptical is closest to Boz Mongoose and Toneshapers Basslane but does things a little differently with the way the filter works ?

The other 2, is there anything that compares to them ? They're fancy low/high cut filters for getting rid of unwanted frequencies ?

Airwindows Ultra- and Infrasonic Filters are maybe similar, other than that there is not much out there. Keep in Mind that these are more geared towards people working at higher Samplerates and, or Mastering Engineers.

Airwindows are not linear phase, just a plain Butterworth. It has phase effects on the passband.

[El°HYM]

I did not say those are linear phase.

[MJACau]

Some solid tools.

[rafa1981]

So Arbiter seems closest to TEOTE, Sooth, Gullfoss, DSEQ etc, wonder how it compares, at €24 in the sale it beats them all on price

Elliptical is closest to Boz Mongoose and Toneshapers Basslane but does things a little differently with the way the filter works ?

The other 2, is there anything that compares to them ? They're fancy low/high cut filters for getting rid of unwanted frequencies ?

How do you get it for 24€? It is 48€ for me, even on my personal area. I own everything except the deedger and the lathe one.

EDIT: Now I see. I was looking at the whole bundle for 48€. Arbiter purchased separately is 24€.

[rafa1981]

I did not say those are linear phase.

Just to inform other readers . In my opinion those Butterworths are a very bad choice. He even adds them everywhere or distributes the poles before and after non-linear processes. Even when using 44/48k they don't get disabled and have phase effects on the passband.

Note that they also had TDR ultrasonic long ago, which is a better choice than Airwindows.
https://vladgsound.wordpress.com/tag/tdr-ultrasonic/