Dub Filter - King Tubby's High Pass Walkthrough with

[@johngordon7625]

Just canNOT go wrong with AudioThing gear... Excellent run thru as well, thanks!

[@jamescurtis]

Can't wait to play around with this! The LFO possibilities look fun to mess around with. I loved Dub Station so am happy to get this for free

[@tekis0]

Dub Stems sound really, really great!

[@DMKahn]

Thanks brother

[@groovedealerfeaturing-ashl6476]

Cheers AudioThing for being REALLY cool, not ripping people off, not over charging for plugins and for making SUPERB plugins too!! Jut grabbed my copy as i already had Dub Station. Excellent as always!!!

[@Lagrange_Point_6]

Yeah. AudioThing tools are fantastic. I have pretty much all of them and they get used a lot in my projects. Could NOT do without them! No brainer buying this great new bit of gear.

[@CarlitoProductions]

I grew up on Reggae, and these plugins do it justice on those instruments!

[@Beatsbasteln]

that was a great video to make food to. just a chill plugin jam

[@doctorc-ton1099]

That initial demo part of this video sounded just like I was listening to King Tubby's filter on those horns. Nice job! I love Dub, and this definitely is a collection piece out of AudioThing. Now it's time for the Lee Perry Bi-Phase emulation to fully go all "Black Ark" out with AudioThings! Good Instrumental dub tune too. I think even Scientist would love playing with this! Quick question: how does this compare with the Albrosie Dub Station thing that I actually no longer see available at AudioThing, that had a dub delay, and a filter knob? I feel this is a better filter tool, though that kit was neat while i demoed it.

[@audiothing]

Thank you! We are already looking into the Bi-Phase emulation, we have a unit here, so, it might happen... Dub Filter is an improved and expanded version of the Filter section in the Dub Station. For the Echo and Spring sections we have already Outer Space and Springs. If you have Dub Station, you can find discount offers in your user area.

[@mmhcreates]

Yes to all of this. Nice to read a comment from a fellow dub resonator.

[@SeriousFreelancing]

My son is grooving to this tune. Big Ups Yourself!

[@zedxxx9]

Hah!! A review from the brother I would most have wanted to hear a review from... the only person I've seen using a real hardware version of something like this in reggae dub videos. A great first introduction to this new plugin. Thanks!

[@DMKahn]

😎

[@burricanecarter]

Are there different sets of frequencies being filtered? When you change presets at 6:53 the frequencies change from 99,5 Hz, 141 Hz etc. to 70, 100, 150 Hz etc.

[@audiothing]

Yes, there are two sets of frequencies that you can use. Original are the values reported on the unit panel, Measured are the actual measured values.

[@lextron-audio]

Any chance for an option to morph between the Cutoff frequencies,without the stepping?

[@walterblackledge1137]

Any recommendations on a good dub siren VST?

[@MrVincent97133]

good demo , thank you

[@ZackYouTube]

Sounds great

[@ninobeatz_iOS]

LETS GO!!! 🙌🔥🔥🔥

[@TuffZilla]

👍🔥

[@_thevaporz]

Why'd they discontinue Dub Station?

[@adriansmithmusic]

They just replied to me on their Facebook page with this response: "The agreement for Dub Station was terminated, but we still wanted to improve and distribute the filter, which is very unique. Dub Filter is free for previous users of Dub Station."

[@zedxxx9]

@@adriansmithmusic -- Are they going to continue supporting Dub Station for those who own it? I trust they will. Sort of disappointing that something happened where there could come a time in the future when it is not updated and won't work. Hopefully not. This reminds me of several great Abbey Road related plugins and VIs that got discontinued because of ended agreements. It's really too bad.

[@adriansmithmusic]

@@zedxxx9 I don't think they will update it but it will still be available to download for owners.

[@audiothing]

@@zedxxx9 Unfortunately, we cannot update the plugin anymore as the agreement was terminated last year. While we try to update all our plugins nearly every 1-2 years, providing point updates for free (and sometimes major updates as well), there's no guarantee that a plugin purchased today will be updated to support future OS versions. The system requirements when you buy a product are stated on the product page. If you keep those requirements, you can use the plugin forever. Even if we go bust, as we don't require online activations, dongles, etc... That being said, we were among the first to provide support for Silicon Macs and CLAP porting, and we'll do our best to keep updating our growing plugin catalog. In the rare cases where we had to discontinue a product, we always had a free (or very cheap) alternative for our customers. So Dub Filter is free for Dub Station users, and we also offer Outer Space and Springs (to cover the echo and spring section) for an additional discount, the offer is in the user area.

[@carldubcats3385]

dubby

[@patkelly8309]

This plug seems really nice but to label it an emulation of Tubby's is a bit disingenuous seeing as his was heavily modded.

[@DMKahn]

I disagree. If you load up the init setting it’s very close to how tubby’s filter sounded. Then it comes with a ton more features on top of that. I can’t see how that’s a bad thing 🤷‍♂️

[@patkelly8309]

@@DMKahn no bad thing it's a great plug-in soundwise and feature wise but noone ( outside of perhaps some old heads in JA ) really know what modifications Tubby made to his original Altec. I still want to buy it though cos it does sound great.

[@patkelly8309]

See what I'm saying DM?