Bx_subfilter Plugin
Bx Subfilter Vst Software

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Bx_subfilter Plugin

Brainworx has teamed up with Plugin Alliance to release bxsubfilter, a free VST/AU/AAX plugin which can be used to sculpt, tighten and punch up the low end of your audio. The bxsubfilter free plugin is a filter section taken from the bxsubsynth, a monster capable of adding a huge bottom end to music tracks. The bxsubfilter is the filter section from the bxsubsynth plug-in. It's not news that the secret to big bass lies in controlling the bottom end, and the humble high pass filter becomes hugely more interesting when it is a resonant filter.

Shape sub content while adding punch and body to a sound’s core. This is the filter section of the bxsubsynth plugin, free of charge.
The bxsubfilter is a free plugin that borrows from the “Filter” section of its larger counterpart, the bxsubsynth. It’s the perfect plugin for anyone who loves the bxsubsynth’s unique approach to low-end filtering, but doesn’t need the subharmonic synthesis. If you think that cleaning up your low end shouldn’t break the bank.

Free!

Bx Subfilter Vst Software

Brainworx created bx_solo to introduce users to the M/S technique for recording, mixing, or mastering. Key features of Brainworx´s famous M/S & Mastering products are included, like their unique Solo Buttons, which allow you to individually listen to all components of a stereo mix or stereo signal.

Comprehensive solo features include; L (Left channel), R (Right channel), M (Mono sum, mid signal) and S (Stereo-Difference, side signal). This gives users the ability to listen to each component of a stereo mix when working in M/S modes, something modern DAWs often make difficult. bx_solo is also a powerful tool for checking your tracks or mixes for errors, noises, clicks and other problems.

bx_solo contains a stepped M/S Stereo Width Control, so you can get a sense of how M/S technology can be used to expand the stereo width of tracks already recorded. Try it out on subgroups, FX returns, keyboards, or any stereo track that you’d like to spread out. A great pro trick is to use M/S processing on a rock guitar subgroup: just set the stereo width to 150% and the guitars will jump out of your speakers!

Once you become more familiar with M/S technology and techniques with the bx_solo, we invite you to check Brainworx’s more sophisticated M/S tools like bx_control V2 and bx_digital V2, which offer additional features that greatly enhance what you can do to existing stereo material. For example, expanding stereo width can lead to phase problems, particularly in the low end. Both bx_control & bx_digital include the Mono Maker Tool that allows you to convert signals below a user-defined frequency to mono, largely eliminating these low-end phase problems.