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N-BP RACK FOR ABLETON LIVE 11.1, 11.0 AND 10.1 IS HERE THIS IS A PATREON GOODIE FOR HITTING 100+ PATRONS! TYSM!

This ableton live rack is a smart parallel self-phase-cancelling bandpass filter that allows you to process any specific given frequency range while the rest of the frequency spectrum stays unaffected! N-BP Is designed to be used with creative effects that would otherwise affect the whole frequency range resulting in unwanted processing of either low or high frequency areas. It is especially useful for complex time/pitch effects like pitchmap, retune, mmorph, pitch shifters and more that tend to alter the lowend and highend of a sound too drastically. A very noticeable loss of quality in transients, clarity and sub consistency can be prevented by only processing the relevant areas that have the most sound-altering qualities to them so that we can take advantage of these highly complex effects without having to deal with smearing artifacts and other unwanted side-effects. N-BP can also be used for creative saturation and reverb/delay effects! This rack uses the built-in bandpass filter inside overdrive and does not add any distortion or compression! This is due to how the settings are setup inside N-BP and the necessary utilities that keep any incoming signal from distorting, so please leave all settings as they are and only use the two given macros to control the filter! 

FEATURES: 

CENTER FREQ: Let's you adjust the center frequency area of the bandpass filter. Whatever area you select here will be the available area for processing! Bandpass filters are powerful because you can isolate lows, low-mids, mids, mid-highs and highs! It is the best filter choice for doing parallel self-phase-cancelling filtering! 

BP BANDWIDTH: Let's you adjust the bandwidth of the bandpass filter. Higher values will widen the frequency area while lower values will make them more narrow and surgical!

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