Filter
Resonator Bank
Bitwig
Morph six independent resonators across frequency, resonance, and gain for evolving, color-shifting filter sweeps.
WahWah by Steinberg is a variable slope band-pass filter that models the well-known analog wah pedal effect. It features auto-control via side-chain signal or MIDI, allowing the filter frequency to sweep based on input dynamics. The plugin lets you independently specify frequency, width, and gain for both low and high pedal positions, providing comprehensive control over the effect's character.
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Bitwig
Morph six independent resonators across frequency, resonance, and gain for evolving, color-shifting filter sweeps.
FabFilter
Unlock wild, expressive filter movements with four independent multi-mode filters, extreme character ranges, and a modulation matrix that sequences automation across stereo or mid-side channels.
Reason Studios
Sculpt dynamic filter sweeps with three resonant modes and velocity-responsive envelope modulation triggered by gate signals or MIDI.
Apple
Lock onto dynamic frequencies with envelope-driven filtering that responds to your audio in real-time, plus distortion to add grit before or after the filter sweep.
Bitwig
Sculpt expressive, evolving filters with envelope-driven dynamics and built-in modulation that breathes with your sound.
Image-Line
Route eight filters in parallel or series with morphing modulation patterns to craft intricate, evolving spectral textures.
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