Gowans Audio GowansFilters v1.21 WiN
Soft / VST Plugins 19-07-2023
Gowans Audio GowansFilters v1.21 WiN
Modern multi-mode high & low pass filters + a Vintage re-creation of an iconic 80's console's filters.

The brain child of Engineer / Producer Angus Woodhead and Software Designer / Engineer Nathan Isherwood both from Queensland, Australia.

Pro Engineers know that the secret to a good mix is cleaning up the lows and highs using high and low pass filters, removing sub rumble / hum / noise and high end hiss etc

Essentially we ‘capture’ the sound / saturation / colour / tone of high end vintage and modern analog hardware, and insert that into practical everyday use plug-ins.

Filters in Vintage mode has a capture from a famous 80’s large format mixing console inserted.

Vintage mode also has the same slope and frequencies as this famous desk nick named the AC/DC console installed in a local studio.

Modern mode has more slope options and a greater frequency range, and is also a brilliant creative tool for automated cutoff sweeps etc.

We try to achieve mastering quality results and phase coherence to our DSP, and have no expiry on the demo - however settings are not saved when you close your DAW.

home page:

https://goo.su/M420P
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