Filter Table

About

Are you tired of *yois* and *wows* ? Do you wish your filters went *pleubgnrshh* and *fwoaabr* ?

Filter Table lets you create unique morphing filter effects by scanning through wavetables. And it sounds like nothing you've heard before. Great for wild basses, evolving synths, mutating drums, anything!

Filter Table includes a curated collection of specially designed wavetables featuring spectral manipulation, textures, formants, and more. You can also drag and drop wavetables and samples, or create and customise your own with the built-in Wavetable Editor.

Kilohearts recommend keeping up to date with OS versions as they become available. Kilohearts are not able to support OS versions that are no longer supported by their respective manufacturers. If you are using an outdated OS please try the free trials to ensure compatibility before making any purchases.

Features

• : A visualization of the available frames in the loaded table. Click and drag to change frame.
• Spectrum Plot:
• A visualization of the currently selected frame transformed into a filter response.
• Table selector
• : Selects a table from the table browser. Click the popup button to open the table editor.
• The cutoff frequency of the resulting filter. In Filter Table the cutoff signifies the frequency of harmonic 24 in the Wavetable. You can keytrack the cutoff in any of our Snapin Hosts by modulating it with the Note modulator at 100%.
• : Emphasizes or attenuates filter peaks and troughs.
• : The dry/wet mix of this effect. A lower value will let some of the unmodified signal through. Depending on the selected phase mode, the mix knob can introduce interesting phasing artefacts.
• Phase Modes
• : Selects between the different phase response modes of the filter:
• MINIMUM: This creates a snappy and tight filter response without any latency.
• LINEAR: The Linear phase mode adds some latency but all phases will be aligned with the input, which can be important for parallel processing and smooth operation of the Mix knob.
• ORIGINAL: This mode attempts to preserve the phase relationships of the wavetable as closely as possible. It introduces some latency.
• RAW: Raw mode uses the waveform in the selected frame as a filter kernel with as little processing as possible applied. This can create interesting artefacts.