Process.Audio Filter Factory: Creative Filter Plugin for Bold Sound Design

[processaudio]

Process.Audio just released Filter Factory, a creative filter plugin designed to add motion, groove, and analog character to your tracks — fast.




What it offers:

• 8 filter types (analog, wah, modern curves)
  3 modulation modes: LFO, Envelope, Manual
  70+ presets
  Clean and fast interface
  AU / VST3 / AAX – Mac & Windows, Apple Silicon native
  iLok (machine/cloud — no dongle required)

Launch price: $59 (40% off, reg. $99)
Free 30-day trial available


Learn more & try it:
https://process.audio/en/products/filter-factory

Let us know what you think!

The Process.Audio team

Teaser:

[db3]

Filters sound really good to me. Seems like a great option to quickly dial in some interesting movement. That said, the pricepoint might be challenging against the wide range of creative filter options. I'll wait for a better deal.

[processaudio]

Thanks for giving it a look! We totally get that there are a lot of filter options out there, and everyone has their own timing and budget.

That said, Filter Factory is launching with a 40% discount, and we’ve done our best to price it in a way that reflects the care, time, and creativity that went into making it. This wasn’t just a weekend project, it’s something we’re genuinely proud of, and we believe it brings something fresh and powerful to the table.

No pressure of course, just wanted to say: if you ever decide to give it a spin, we think you’ll feel the love we put into it

[morphex]

Thanks for giving it a look! We totally get that there are a lot of filter options out there, and everyone has their own timing and budget.

That said, Filter Factory is launching with a 40% discount, and we’ve done our best to price it in a way that reflects the care, time, and creativity that went into making it. This wasn’t just a weekend project, it’s something we’re genuinely proud of, and we believe it brings something fresh and powerful to the table.

No pressure of course, just wanted to say: if you ever decide to give it a spin, we think you’ll feel the love we put into it

A 40% introduction discount is more than fair! I use some other Process Audio effects, and they not only look great, but they sound the part too. There’s more than just pretty GUI’s to look at.

The Ripple delay, and Spice Rack are excellent examples of what I’m talking about. Both sound really nice, and they’re fun to experiment with on all kinds of source material.

It’s true that there’s several, high-quality filter effects that have come out around the same time, and with competitive pricing. Each one has its own set of creative features.

Although Filter Factory may not be quite as versatile or feature dense as something along the lines of Filterverse by Polyverse Music, it does have a sound that’s very reminiscent of analog processing.

Actually, most of Process Audio’s effects are capable of that analog sound. I’m not sure how they accomplish that DSP magic under the hood, but I really dig the results, and enough to give Filter Factory a spin for myself!!

[jens]

A 40% introduction discount is more than fair! I use some other Process Audio effects, and they not only look great, but they sound the part too.

If you already own something from them, then it's 50% off - check your e-mails.

[morphex]

A 40% introduction discount is more than fair! I use some other Process Audio effects, and they not only look great, but they sound the part too.

If you already own something from them, then it's 50% off - check your e-mails.

Aha, I didn’t realize that there was a 50% Loyalty Offer for previous customers. But you’re correct jens! So thank you for the heads up! Have you had an opportunity to demo Filter Factory yet?

[jens]

A 40% introduction discount is more than fair! I use some other Process Audio effects, and they not only look great, but they sound the part too.

If you already own something from them, then it's 50% off - check your e-mails.

Aha, I didn’t realize that there was a 50% Loyalty Offer for previous customers. But you’re correct jens! So thank you for the heads up!

My pleasure - I'm happy if I can be of help.

Have you had an opportunity to demo Filter Factory yet?

I avoided that so far on purpose - we just had an expensive move to a much more expensive flat and need new furniture yadda yadda, so I'm trying to do my best to extremely limit my spendings and I expect to WANT the Filter Factory immediately.

Process Audio are (or lets say at least belong) in my opinion on top of the food-chain. Just everything about the company and their products is almost right in my book. The sound, the looks, the plugin infrastucture, the features, the ressources they need, the stability, the VFM.

Of course there's always some things that could be better, but that's just really little things here.

[db3]

If you already own something from them, then it's 50% off - check your e-mails.

Pity that needs email subscription rather than being displayed when you log into your account.

[processaudio]

Thanks for giving it a look! We totally get that there are a lot of filter options out there, and everyone has their own timing and budget.

That said, Filter Factory is launching with a 40% discount, and we’ve done our best to price it in a way that reflects the care, time, and creativity that went into making it. This wasn’t just a weekend project, it’s something we’re genuinely proud of, and we believe it brings something fresh and powerful to the table.

No pressure of course, just wanted to say: if you ever decide to give it a spin, we think you’ll feel the love we put into it

A 40% introduction discount is more than fair! I use some other Process Audio effects, and they not only look great, but they sound the part too. There’s more than just pretty GUI’s to look at.

The Ripple delay, and Spice Rack are excellent examples of what I’m talking about. Both sound really nice, and they’re fun to experiment with on all kinds of source material.

It’s true that there’s several, high-quality filter effects that have come out around the same time, and with competitive pricing. Each one has its own set of creative features.

Although Filter Factory may not be quite as versatile or feature dense as something along the lines of Filterverse by Polyverse Music, it does have a sound that’s very reminiscent of analog processing.

Actually, most of Process Audio’s effects are capable of that analog sound. I’m not sure how they accomplish that DSP magic under the hood, but I really dig the results, and enough to give Filter Factory a spin for myself!!

Wow, thank you so much for this beautiful comment! We really appreciate the support and kind words!

[processaudio]

I avoided that so far on purpose - we just had an expensive move to a much more expensive flat and need new furniture yadda yadda, so I'm trying to do my best to extremely limit my spendings and I expect to WANT the Filter Factory immediately.

Process Audio are (or lets say at least belong) in my opinion on top of the food-chain. Just everything about the company and their products is almost right in my book. The sound, the looks, the plugin infrastucture, the features, the ressources they need, the stability, the VFM.

Of course there's always some things that could be better, but that's just really little things here.

Really appreciate you sharing this It’s incredibly encouraging to hear such thoughtful feedback about our work. Thanks a ton for taking the time!

And if you ever feel like dipping your toes in, the 30-day free trial could be a good way to enjoy the plugin while you’re waiting for the right moment to grab it.

Happy mixing!

[processaudio]

If you already own something from them, then it's 50% off - check your e-mails.

Pity that needs email subscription rather than being displayed when you log into your account.

Good point, we’ll check this out and see if we can make it happen. Thanks for the feedback!