Complement to auto filter that's low on the CPU hit
Posted: Sat Jul 12, 2014 2:17 am
Hi All,
I'm seeking a good software filter that's not too heavy on CPU cycles, automates well, appears properly on Push and has a nice vibey sound (including being overdriven and resonance).
Background:
After some time with the Octatrack I'm back in Live and working up a new live set. I found I really liked the OT's filter even though it was digital, and while I appreciate the features of Live's auto filter, I miss the OT filter a lot for how it dealt with resonance, its multiple response curves, and its overdrive.
I'm performing on a Macbook Air and Push so my favourite SoundToys filters are right out (a bunch of the parameters don't even appear on Push), even though I use them at home all the time. The plugin does not have to be an analog clone but I want it to sound thick and good and respond well to automation. What would you recommend? I haven't been paying attention to software filters for the last couple years.
Thanks.
--JES
I'm seeking a good software filter that's not too heavy on CPU cycles, automates well, appears properly on Push and has a nice vibey sound (including being overdriven and resonance).
Background:
After some time with the Octatrack I'm back in Live and working up a new live set. I found I really liked the OT's filter even though it was digital, and while I appreciate the features of Live's auto filter, I miss the OT filter a lot for how it dealt with resonance, its multiple response curves, and its overdrive.
I'm performing on a Macbook Air and Push so my favourite SoundToys filters are right out (a bunch of the parameters don't even appear on Push), even though I use them at home all the time. The plugin does not have to be an analog clone but I want it to sound thick and good and respond well to automation. What would you recommend? I haven't been paying attention to software filters for the last couple years.
Thanks.
--JES