F(ilter)12: New Lo-Fi Filter Plugin from Gazillion Industries

Gazillion Industries, a one-person operation, has announced F(ilter)12, a new filter plugin with a built-in 12-bit lo-fi section. The plugin is set to release on Friday at a price of $49.
The lo-fi section features sample rate and bit controls. Twelve bits is the cleanest setting, and it goes down from there. This allows for subtle or extreme lo-fi textures.
Filter Shapes and Resonance
The filter itself offers five shapes: low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, notch, and a morph shape. The morph shape transitions from a closing low-pass, through an untouched middle, to an opening high-pass. This provides a wide range of tonal possibilities.
Additionally, there are eight resonance shapes. These include a wah, a vowel, a comb, a scoop, a hollow, twin peaks, a stack of notches, and flat. They sit at fixed distances from the filter position, so the entire shape moves with the position knob.
Moreover, F(ilter)12 includes auto-filter and sidechain movement on top. These features add dynamic modulation options.
Formats and Compatibility
F(ilter)12 is available as VST3, AU, and standalone versions. It supports macOS and Windows.
The purchase price of $49 also includes DRUGS, a one-knob drum bus compressor. DRUGS is otherwise sold pay-what-you-want with a $5 minimum. That makes the bundle a good deal for those needing a compressor.
Features
- 12-bit lo-fi section with sample rate and bit crush
- Five filter shapes including morph
- Eight resonance shapes
- Auto-filter and sidechain modulation
- VST3, AU, and standalone formats
- macOS and Windows support
- Includes DRUGS drum bus compressor
Price
F(ilter)12: $49 (includes DRUGS)
Gazillion Industries is a small developer, so support might be limited. However, the plugin offers a unique combination of lo-fi processing and flexible filtering. It could be a useful tool for sound designers and producers looking for character.
Overall, F(ilter)12 seems like a straightforward filter plugin with a lo-fi twist. Its multiple shapes and resonance options provide creative flexibility. The inclusion of DRUGS adds value, making the package more attractive.
For those interested, the plugin will be available on Friday. Check the official website for more details.
Pros
- Versatile filter shapes including morph
- Eight distinct resonance shapes for creative tonal control
- Includes DRUGS compressor as a bonus
Cons
- Limited to filtering and lo-fi effects, no additional processing
- Small developer support may be limited
More info: Gazillion Industries | F(ilter)12
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