MFilter

In order to add a hint of dynamism to the mixes you create, you may want to employ the capabilities of a good filter. One example in this regard is MFilter, which puts at your disposal a series of goodies you could use so that you make sure the sounds you are playing with are not dull.

MFilter is an audio plugin that knows its limits since it does not promise never-before-seen capabilities, but what it does offer is considerable flexibility so that you can flex your creative muscle.

As such, the software utility is a parametric equalizer capable of keeping you up to date with the outcome of the processing task you are carrying out. But aside from that, MFilter assumes the role of a sonogram and analyzer and also incorporates spectrum areas.

The tool’s user interface has a stylish feel to it, is resizable, and the graphics are GPU-accelerated. Moreover, it should be said that, depending on your technical skills, the interface can provide you with either a beginner- or professional-focused environment.

It is also worth pointing out that, as far as the interfaces the audio plugin comes with support for, VST, VST3, and AAX hosts are on the list, and as regards the Windows architecture it can run on, both 32- and 64-bit are covered.