Vengeance Producer Suite Philta Xl
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How to Use Vengeance Producer Suite Philta XL to Spice Up Your Mixes
If you are looking for a powerful and versatile filter plugin that can add some character and movement to your tracks, you might want to check out Vengeance Producer Suite Philta XL. This plugin is not just another filter. It is a filter with attitude.
Vengeance Producer Suite Philta XL offers high quality filters with up to 96 dB cutoff, which means you can create very steep and precise filter curves. But what makes this plugin really stand out is the ability to tweak the LFOs and envelope followers of each filter band. You can use these modulation sources to create dynamic and rhythmic effects, such as wobbles, sweeps, stutters, glitches, and more.
Some of the features of Vengeance Producer Suite Philta XL are:
2 high quality filters (12 dB, 24 dB, 48 dB or 96 dB) with variable resonance width
Band pass and notch mode (phaser)
2 tempo-synced LFOs (for low and high band) with 5 LFO shapes
2 envelope followers (for low and high band) with variable source frequency
Filter saturation/distortion (pre or post filter)
Ring modulator
Rate reducer/bitcrusher (pre or post filter)
Linkable to cutoff frequency (LFO & Env)
High quality output limiter
Over 130 presets by Manuel Schleis and other artists
To use Vengeance Producer Suite Philta XL, you simply insert it on any track or bus that you want to process. You can then adjust the filter type, cutoff, resonance, and width of each band. You can also activate the band pass or notch mode for a phaser effect. Next, you can modulate the filter cutoff with the LFOs and envelope followers. You can choose the LFO shape, rate, phase, and depth for each band. You can also set the envelope follower source frequency, attack, release, and depth for each band. Finally, you can add some extra flavor with the saturation, ring modulator, and bitcrusher effects.
Vengeance Producer Suite Philta XL is a great plugin for adding some spice and movement to your mixes. You can use it to create subtle or extreme filter effects that will make your tracks more interesting and dynamic. Whether you are producing EDM, hip hop, pop, rock, or any other genre, you will find this plugin useful and fun to use.
You can get Vengeance Producer Suite Philta XL from Vengeance Sound for $55. It is compatible with Windows and Mac OS X, and it supports VST2, VST3, AU, RTAS, and AAX formats.
In this section, we will show you some examples of how to use Vengeance Producer Suite Philta XL to create different filter effects on your tracks. We will use a simple drum loop as our source material, and we will apply Philta XL on a send bus. You can download the drum loop and the Philta XL presets from here.
Example 1: Wobble Bass
One of the most popular filter effects in EDM is the wobble bass, which is created by modulating the filter cutoff with a low frequency oscillator (LFO). To create this effect with Philta XL, we will use the following settings:
Filter type: 24 dB low pass
Cutoff: 100 Hz
Resonance: 50%
Width: 100%
LFO1 shape: sine
LFO1 rate: 1/8
LFO1 phase: 0%
LFO1 depth: 100%
LFO2 shape: off
Env1 source frequency: off
Env2 source frequency: off
Saturation: off
Ring modulator: off
Bitcrusher: off
Limiter: on
With these settings, we get a wobble bass effect that syncs with the tempo of our drum loop. You can hear the result below:
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Example 2: Sweep Filter
Another common filter effect in EDM is the sweep filter, which is created by automating the filter cutoff over time. To create this effect with Philta XL, we will use the following settings:
Filter type: 24 dB high pass
Cutoff: 20 Hz
Resonance: 50%
Width: 100%
LFO1 shape: off
LFO2 shape: off
Env1 source frequency: off
Env2 source frequency: off
Saturation: off
Ring modulator: off
Bitcrusher: off
Limiter: on
With these settings, we get a sweep filter effect that starts from a low frequency and gradually rises to a high frequency. We can automate the cutoff parameter with our DAW to control the speed and direction of the sweep. You can hear the result below:
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Example 3: Stutter Filter
A more creative filter effect that can add some spice and variation to your tracks is the stutter filter, which is created by modulating the filter cutoff with a fast and irregular LFO. To create this effect with Philta XL, we will use the following settings:
Filter type: 48 dB band pass
Cutoff: 500 Hz
Resonance: 75%
Width: 50%
LFO1 shape: random
LFO1 rate: 1/16T (triplet)
LFO1 phase: 0%
LFO1 depth: 100%
LFO2 shape: random
LFO2 rate: 1/32D (dotted)
LFO2 phase: 0%
LFO2 depth: 100%
Env1 source frequency: off
Env2 source frequency: off
Saturation: on (tube)
Ring modulator: on (10 Hz)
Bitcrusher: on (8 bits) 061ffe29dd