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Two filters, a noise reducer and a drum machine
Ben Rogerson, Tue 3 Nov 2009, 2:57 pm UTC

It's a bit of a filter-fest this week - assuming having two filter plug-ins qualifies as a fest, that is.
There's a noise reduction plug-in, too, plus a drum machine that has an interface that screams 'vintage'.
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Platform/format: PC/VST Download
As its name suggests, this is a noise reduction plug-in; its developer claims that it's notable for the inclusion of a spectral noise gate. As a processor, it's also said to be highly customisable, with the soft knee being fully adjustable.

Platform/format: PC/VST Download
transistordrums has the look of a vintage drum machine and, thanks to its sample-based sound generation, there's no reason why it shouldn't sound like one, too. There are ten slots, and tone-shaping options include tuning/pitch, attack and decay and distortion.

Platform/format: PC/VST Download
This is subtitled as a quad multi-filter, which means that it includes four multimode filters working in parallel. These feature low-pass, high-pass band-pass, notch and peak modes, and it's also worth noting that each parameter can be sequenced.

Platform/format: PC, Mac/VST, AU Download
It may still be in beta, but this multimode filter from freeware specialists TAL is already looking pretty sweet. There are high-pass, band-pass and low-pass modes, an LFO and an envelope follower.
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