Rarely discounted and currently at its lowest tracked price - a genuinely good time to buy.
About
Product Overview
Filterstation2 represents Audio Damage's modernized interpretation of the dual-filter architecture that defined dynamic sound design in the 1980s and 90s. At its core lies a topology offering serial, parallel, and true stereo signal routing, with twelve distinct filter algorithms that span practical production tools and characterful emulations. The MS20 circuit modeling and proprietary 914 bandpass and Filterpod lowpass models provide sonic starting points ranging from clinical to distinctly colored.
The plugin's envelope follower with external sidechain capability enables real-time filter modulation driven by incoming audio, creating everything from responsive tone-shaping to extreme gating effects. The LFO accommodates twelve modulation patterns with both internal and tempo-sync modes, supporting both subtle movement and dramatic sweeps. A dedicated VCA mode facilitates tremolo and gate effects, expanding the tool's range beyond traditional filtering.
Filterstation2 suits anyone working with dynamic, evolving textures - electronic producers, sound designers, and mixing engineers seeking surgical or aggressive tone control. The architecture rewards experimentation; parallel routing allows simultaneous high and low-pass processing, while serial modes enable cascaded resonance and extreme narrowband effects. The resizable vector-based interface scales appropriately across modern displays without compromising functionality.
Relative to contemporary alternatives, Filterstation2 occupies practical middle ground between specialized hardware modeling and general-purpose EQ. It's less CPU-intensive than some competitors while retaining sufficient character for professional production. The cross-platform preset system and ProTools support ensure integration into established workflows. For producers accustomed to hardware filter banks, this plugin translates that tactile design philosophy into modern plugin architecture without compromising sonic capability.