Ohmygod by ohmforce is free and gives numerical readings in hertz. It sounds like sex too, but that is besides the point...
Filter VST
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Re: Filter VST
http://www.dubstepforum.com/free-filter ... it=special
Ohmygod by ohmforce is free and gives numerical readings in hertz. It sounds like sex too, but that is besides the point...
Ohmygod by ohmforce is free and gives numerical readings in hertz. It sounds like sex too, but that is besides the point...
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Re: Filter VST
inFormant wrote:What is a decent filter for not too much money or free? FL's Fruity Filter is well...fruity. No numeric values?
UGH
Thanks for your help, sorry for the n00bage
Use the Fruity Free Filter.
I rate it highly, its simple and does the job nicely.
SoundcloudSoulstep wrote: My point is i just wanna hear more vibes
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lazermouse
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Re: Filter VST
FabFilter Micro is nice. Not free, but cheap. http://www.fabfilter.com/products/micro.php
http://www.fabfilter.com/products/ffmicro_demo.mp3
http://www.fabfilter.com/products/ffmicro_demo.mp3
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deadly_habit
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Re: Filter VST
So true man. You're getting a good sound from verbs too now? I remember you saying you couldn't get a reverb you liked.serox wrote:I use to be the same. I assumed the plugins that come free with whatever DAW I am using were shit. I assumed getting the most expensive or ones with the most flashing buttons on would help me make some bangers.komanderkin wrote:
gearsluttizm is a widespread disease these days.![]()
Best thing I ever did was stick to the basic toys and learn to use them.
Re: Filter VST
fwiw, I don't like the sound of fl's filters.
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