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MicroFX Filter Black Friday pricing is $39, 20% off, with the deal ending Dec 18, 2026, on Heavyocity's dual-filter plugin for sound design and production.
The maker calls it deceptively simple yet sonically complex. It is a filter plugin built around two multi-mode filter stages, and it is aimed at sound designers and producers who want to reshape a sound quickly.
Each of the two stages offers five filter types: Low Pass, High Pass, Band Pass, Notch and Comb.
The stages can run in parallel, in series, split left/right, or split mid/side. Heavyocity counts 144 possible filter and routing combinations across those options.
That range covers plain tonal sculpting at one end and stranger creative effects at the other.
The X|Y Grid controls two parameters at once. X sets the cutoff, which is the filter's centre frequency. Y sets the resonance, which changes how sharp the filter is or boosts the area around the cutoff.
You can also draw modulation paths on the grid. Up to 15 nodes can be placed, and you can adjust the modulation rate, the playback direction and the chain to build rhythmic or textural movement.
Four more controls shape the tone further:
The plugin ships with 49 presets, sorted into two categories: Static and Animated.
The maker says the interface is streamlined but the depth is not. Presets are a starting point for trying different tonal setups, modulation directions and speeds, then refining them into your own sounds.
MicroFX Filter is part of Heavyocity's MicroFX engine, which the maker describes as focused effect tools meant to invite wide creative exploration.
The plugin runs on Mac and Windows:
Yes. The MicroFX Filter Black Friday deal takes 20% off Heavyocity's filter plugin, bringing it to $39. The offer ends Dec 18, 2026.
MicroFX Filter has five filter types: Low Pass, High Pass, Band Pass, Notch and Comb. Two filter stages run in parallel, series, left/right or mid/side, which Heavyocity says adds up to 144 filter and routing combinations.
The X axis sets the filter cutoff and the Y axis sets resonance. You can also draw modulation paths across the grid with up to 15 nodes, adjusting the rate, playback direction and chain to create rhythmic or textural movement.
It runs on macOS 12 or later (Intel and Apple Silicon) and Windows 10 or later. Supported hosts are Pro Tools 2020+, Live 10+, Cubase 12+, Logic Pro X, DP10+ and Bitwig.
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