Your Pro Tools LE recording system becomes even more powerful with McDSP's FilterBank, a collection of great EQs that can emulate any EQ - tube driven or solid-state, vintage or modern, fat or thin. You can adjust all the filter design and critical equalizer parameters, or design your own distinct custom EQ.
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McDSP FilterBank LE EQ at a Glance:- Fantastic EQ presets inspired by vintage hardware EQs
- EQ configurable in 2, 4, or 6 bands
- Maximum control of EQ parameters
- Emulate your favorite vintage EQs!
Fantastic EQ presets inspired by vintage hardware EQs
McDSP didn't skimp on the models for FilterBank. The FilterBank presets are inspired by EQs such as the Neve 1084, Avalon 2055, GML 8200, Manley, and Pultec.
EQ configurable in 2, 4, or 6 bands
You can configure FilterBank to meet any EQ need you might have. Its 17 plug-ins consist of 2-, 4-, and 6-band configurations of equalizers and filters, in both mono and stereo versions. Use only the bands you need, when you need them!
Maximum control of EQ parameters
FilterBank gives you independent control of Frequency, Gain, Peak, Slope, and Dip. No other EQ gives you so many controls and allows such a wide range of settings. Peak, Slope, and Dip are three of the critical design parameters that define the response curves of shelving EQs. By adjusting these values, FilterBank allows you to emulate the response curve of any shelving EQ ever made.
Emulate your favorite vintage EQs!
FilterBank gives you the most power and flexibility to emulate any other EQ or create your own custom EQ. You'll find you can define any EQ response curve that you need for your tracks!
- Configurable 2-, 4-, or 6-band EQ with multiple parameter controls
- Presets inspired by Neve, Avalon, GML, and other high-end EQs
- High and low shelving EQs provide independent control of frequency, gain, peak, slope, and dip.
- Parametric EQ offers frequency control range that covers nearly the entire audible spectrum (20Hz-21kHz).
- Parametric bell is up to five octaves wide!
- Gain is +/- 12dB. Constant-Q technology closely models analog parametric responses
- Low- and high-pass filters with adjustable slope and resonant peak greater than 24dB
- Band-pass and band-reject filters with frequency control range that covers nearly the entire audible spectrum (20Hz-21kHz)
- Q range of 0.2 - 12.0.
- Analog Saturation Modeling provided in each EQ/filter band to prevent digital clipping