Introducing Filter Force Free, a filter plug-in with easy-to-use modulation curves
Today, I would like to introduce "Filter Force Free", a filter plug-in equipped with a modulation curve by TheWaveWarden.
The modulation curve is a function that allows you to modulate your favorite parameters with a grid like the one below.
I often see modulation curves in paid versions, but the first thing that comes to my mind when it's free isFlux mini 2There is only rank.
Filter Force Free, as the name suggests, is a limited version of the paid version (€29).
It seems that the restrictions are not specified in the official, but as far as I know by touching it, it is as follows.
・Only 21 filter types out of 2 can be used (LowPass24, HighPass24)
- 4 out of 2 modulation curves available
Sound demo
Since the free version cannot use presets, I created a modulation curve and played it.
Very easy to edit.
I put it on a synth.
Overview
The above video is a paid version video, so please watch it for reference.
Dual creative filter bank
Filter Force is a dual filter bank focused on modulating any audio parameter. Spice up any audio track with interesting rhythmic patterns using four independent modulation sequencers.System requirements
Windows
Vista or laterMacOS
macOS 10.11 or higher
Download
Downloads can be downloaded without registration.
Transition from the link above and scroll to the bottom to find the download link for the free version.
Click the appropriate OS link.
When you click the link, you will be asked for your email address to register on the mailing list, but you can download it by clicking "Just the download, thanks!".
Installation
For Win, it's an installer and VST3, so the default installation is fine.
FL Studio user settings
It seems to be okay for normal use, but when Filter is set to "Parallel", noise is added.
It can be improved by enabling "Use fixed size buffers".
Also, presets cannot be saved on the plug-in, but it is possible to save presets by using the preset save function as a function of FL Studio.
It is "Save preset as ..." from ▼ on the upper left.
Saved presets can be selected from "Presets" in the upper right.
Summary
The modulation curve is very easy to use.
Flux mini 2was also quite good, but "Filter Force Free" is not to be outdone.
You can easily change the random function, scale, speed, and grid, and all can be operated intuitively.
Although it has limited functions, it is easy to use and is recommended.
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