Motion Filter by Denise Audio filter plugin interface, Black Friday deal
Black Friday 2026 · sale ends Dec 7, 2026

Motion Filter Black Friday Deal 2026: $29, 57% off

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Motion Filter Black Friday pricing from Denise Audio is 57% off, $29 until Dec 7, 2026, on a digital filter plugin built around two motion modes: envelope-driven Sweeper and a new LFO.

The maker pitches it as a cure for static sounds. It adds movement that follows your track's dynamics, or tonal shifts that unfold over time.

The filter keeps its shape and response at extreme settings, according to Denise Audio.

What does the Motion Filter plugin do?

It is a resonant filter you can modulate in two ways. Sweeper mode reacts to the incoming audio. LFO mode follows a waveform you choose.

The maker says it can behave like a traditional filter with a twist, or act as a more surgical alternative to your usual sidechain tools.

Flat samples, repeating loops and other rigid sources are the targets. Denise Audio also names vocals and drums as sources that gain from the motion.

What filter options and controls are included?

The design is Nyquist-corrected, which the maker says gives a smooth, even response across the whole range.

  • Filter types: low-pass, high-pass, bandpass and notch
  • Slopes from 12 dB/octave up to 96 dB/octave
  • Resonance type: Regular (static) or Dynamic
  • Filter flip to reverse the direction of the motion
  • Start frequency, resonance, mix and output controls
  • Detector Stereo Link for summed or dual mono detection

The interface visualizes the filter action, so you can see what the sweep is doing while you adjust it.

How do Sweeper and LFO modes work?

Sweeper mode is the envelope follower from Denise Audio's original The Sweeper plugin. It has detection sensitivity, attack, release and skew controls. Release can sync to host tempo.

You can also feed it an external sidechain, so a different source drives the envelope. The sidechain is not active in LFO mode.

LFO mode offers a waveform selector, a speed control in Hz or synced to the host, and a smooth control that softens the edges of the wave.

Formats and system requirements

The maker describes the plugin as CPU light, with clean filtering and a modern interface.

  • Windows 10 or newer, 64-bit
  • macOS 10.11 or newer, 64-bit, including native Apple Silicon
  • Formats: VST, VST3, AU and AAX, all 64-bit only

If you own The Sweeper, Denise Audio lists an upgrade path.

Access through a Rent to Own plan or the Beatport Studio membership runs through the Beatport Access portal. It needs an internet connection every 30 days to validate the license.

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Motion Filter Black Friday deal: questions

Is Motion Filter on sale for Black Friday?

Yes. The Motion Filter Black Friday deal takes 57% off, bringing the Denise Audio filter plugin to $29 until Dec 7, 2026. It is a digital filter with Sweeper and LFO motion modes.

What filter types and slopes does Motion Filter have?

It offers low-pass, high-pass, bandpass and notch modes. Slopes run from a gentle 12 dB/octave to a surgical 96 dB/octave. The maker says the Nyquist-corrected design keeps the response smooth and even across the range.

Is Motion Filter a VST, and what formats does it come in?

Yes. Motion Filter comes as VST, VST3, AU and AAX, all 64-bit. It runs on Windows 10 or newer and macOS 10.11 or newer, including native Apple Silicon.

What is the difference between Sweeper and LFO mode in Motion Filter?

Sweeper mode reacts to the incoming audio with an envelope follower and can take an external sidechain. LFO mode moves the filter with a waveform you pick, at a rate in Hz or synced to your host tempo.

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