The best low-pass filter?

[clubzero]

I need a low-pass filter I want to use on the whole mix, but it has to accurate. Possibly a DX or VST -plugin. Any ideas? So that I can adjust the frequency exactly to the point where I want the frequencies cut, like in this pic :

Thanks!

 

[dachay2tnr]

You might try the Waves Q4 or their wideband LinEQ from the mastering series.

BTW, didn't you already post this question before??

 

[TexRoadkill]

Actually you want a High Pass filter

 

[dachay2tnr]

Actually I think he had it right. Maybe you're thinking of a high shelf.

Low pass allows the "lows to pass" through and filters out the highs.

 

[TexRoadkill]

Actually I think he had it right. Maybe you're thinking of a high shelf.

Low pass allows the "lows to pass" through and filters out the highs.

ahh, I looked at the pics again. Why would you want to cut off your highs? If you are just trying to get a low fi sound run it through a graphic EQ and cut the high bands.

 

[MISTERQCUE]

.........or check out a Beh Intelligate which has excellent hi-lo pass filters suitable for frequency shelving,boost or cut!

 

[clubzero]

Thanks for the replies. Actually, I didn't ask this before, I asked what I needed to do cause I couldn't get the result with EQ, and I got the answer from Blue Bear that I needed a low-pass filter to get a sharp shelf which seems obvious now (doh!). But the thing is, I haven't found a good enough low-pass filter yet.

Perhaps I'll take a look at the Waves one... although I know they're so expensive..

 

[ecs113]

But the thing is, I haven't found a good enough low-pass filter yet.

Which have you tried so far?

http://www.vstcentral.com/results.a...thor&fPe=50&fFreeCom=&fPlugin=&Submit2=Submit

 

[clubzero]

I've tried a couple from www.thepluginlist.com

The best one for the job so far is the 10-band EQ paragraphic from Waves though..

I guess I'll try and keep looking. Oh, and thanks for the link. I'll check it out aswell.