Arturia SEM-Filter v1.1.0.389 MacOSX - HEXWARS

AU/VST/VST3/AAX | TEAM HEXWARS | 13.07.2018
A FILTER LEGEND WITH A MODERN TWIST
Tom Oberheim’s pioneering design, among the first ever self-contained analog synthesizers, was home to one of the best-loved filters of all time. Now you can use it as cutting edge creative plugin for your DAW.

Combining simplicity with pure tone-shaping power, SEM-Filter is a futuristic twist on a classic synth filter.
Renowned for its pioneering technology in the 70s, we paid tribute not only to its sound but also the SEM’s reputation as a trailblazer. Using the meticulous modelling techniques, and by adding exciting new features, we have created a true modern classic audio filter.

SEM-Filter is a must-have creative tool for any modern musician.
The original SEM, or Synthesizer Expander Module, was one of the world’s first all-in-one synth packages.
Created to expand the capabilities of other synths, it could serve many purposes. Adding polyphony, fattening up their sound, and performing sequences in a supporting role to a main synth were all familiar roles for SEM.

One of the most remarkable modules on the SEM was its VCF. The 12dB per octave multi-mode filter helped define the sonic identity of Oberheim’s popular 70s synth, because it shaped a diverse range of sounds that were almost impossible to get on other synthesizers. SEM-Filter not only carefully models the crossfadable modes of the filter - low-pass, high-pass, notch and band-pass, but also expands its functionality and features to create a great-sounding, versatile filter plugin that you’ll want to use on every track you create.


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V 1.1.0

New Features
NKS compatibility
Control knob with mouse scroll
Added maximize height button
Minor browser improvements

Bugfixes
No more crash on old CPUs
No more crash when removing the plugin from a track in FL Studio 20 on macOs
Favorites are now recalled correctly
Cubase bypass function now works properly
No need to click twice on the delete button to delete preset
No more issue when automating toggle parameters in AAX