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Hey guys! just thought I would link a video for how to split frequencies with the auto filter in Ableton

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHMCsZqw ... ure=relmfu

fair enough, i just use the eq 3 really. would be interested to know what ppl think about splitting with auto filters. i mean is there really any big difference between the 2 when it comes to the final product?

i use multiband dynamics, and turn it completely to dry. then duplicate the chain 3x in a group and solo low, mid, and high in the respective chain. and you have all 3 split frequencies easily accessible. i feel like using auto filter or eq3 would leave some overlapping/gaps. multiband probably does the same exact thing though i have no clue haha

I didn't tried with Auto-Filter but don't do it with EQ3 or Multiband Dynamics. They're not linear phase so they color the sound (auto-filter ain't too, so it probably has the same problem).


Well, you can still do it, but make sure you A/B first to check what was affected.

you just ruled out every option? do you have any other method?

I didn't ruled out. It's just a warning to keep your ears open to the coloring effect (may be none, but sometimes it's drastic, like loosing lowend).

The best alternative are linear-phase multiband plugins. Or linearphase EQ's but it's a bit harder to set crossover points. There are some free ones arround.

thanks for the heads up!

i use eq8s if/when i split freqs, with genlte cuts and high resolution setting thing ON.

i just watched this tut and i think its a pretty sweet method. its the 27th video on the page

http://mrbillstunes.com/tuition/video-tutorials/

mr bill has some great tuts