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Tim P NTwenty65 Filters v3.5 [Nebula]
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Tim P NTwenty65 Filters v3.5 [Nebula]

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A classic rare filter sampled from two units for real stereo processing. The N 2065 filter has a Class A circuit and contains Marinair LI.31267/s input and Lo 1166 output transformers for that classic sound N sound. The filter has a sweet rounded sound which was captured using the same precise sampling technique I've used on my other programs. I kept to my tradition of sampling in 4 sample rates (real deal sampling, no SRC) to give you the freedom of working with different project sample rates without destructive SRC. STEREO and MONO Presets. Available in 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96khz. Low Pass: bypass, 8,000hz, 6,000hz, 4,000hz, 2,000hz. High Pass: bypass, 45hz, 70hz, 160hz, 360hz. what's new in v3.5 new filter conversion updated to latest sonic techniques Below debugged Harmonics viewed in Hammerstein

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