2Rule Filter v2.02

2Rule Filter

size 0.49 MB  /  0.26 MB

2Rule Filter is a self-resonant moog type filter.
It allows the filter cut-off frequency to be controlled manually, by LFO, or by an envelope follower. It has a interesting feature called “scrambler” that plays filtered signal randomly depending on the selected beat.

  • High Pass, Low Pass, Band Pass filter
  • Modulation by LFO (tempo-sync), manually or envelope follower
  • Bit crusher (16bit to 1 bit)
  • Scrambler that divides one measure to different time interval and plays them randomly
  • Mix balance in between dry (input signal) and wet (filtered and bit crushed)
  • Sensitivity that allows the filter cut-off frequency be changed from roughly to smoothly.
  • Filter Type Randomization (tempo synced).
  • Scrambler Offset (tempo synced) By using this feature, one can shift the scrambled audio clips.
  • Silence Insertion(Random) to Scrambler (tempo synced).
  • Reverse Playing of scrambled audio clips.
  • Creation of random parameter button.
  • Settings can be saved automatically with the song.
  • 16 Presets.
  • ByPass button.

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2RuleFilterCB  ( 0.49 MB ) Win

2RuleFilter.vst_ ( 0.26 MB ) OSX

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