Cableguys Release FilterShaper

US Plug-in lets you draw curves to control sounds      16/05/08

Cableguys Release FilterShaper


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Previously in public beta, Cableguys say that their FilterShaper plug-in has finally reached release quality and version 1.0 is now available for download. They have tweaked presets, done some sound examples and added an online video. Here’s how they describe it…
FilterShaper enables you to bring life to your sounds and loops. You can draw any curve, assign it to its 4 LFOs and use them to modulate filter cutoff and filter resonance of its great sounding filters. Or just modulate the volume.
Its drawing possibilities are ultra-flexible, yet easy to use. You can draw any curves you like shaping hard-synced or analogue-sounding rhythms. Create interesting rhythmic strings, shape a bass sound, destroy vocal recordings, create vivid shaker rhythms out of white noise, etc. You can go from subtle changes to extreme modulations, from little sound corrections to nicely filtered rhythmic loops. Its various filters can be set to drastic values from zero resonance up to self-oscillation.
You can change all parameters via automation (if your host sequencer can handle it). Everything. Even the shape of the modulating wave can be automated. Choose which wave is in use at any position in your song, edit the cutoff frequency, change the loop length, record and play back any wave point movements and assign any hardware controller to any parameter in FilterShaper. Even with heavy modulations, with tempo changes in the host or jumping at different positions of a song, the modulation always stays in sync.
Pricing and Availability:
$44 USD / EUR 29 More information:

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