Some filters don’t distort unless they’re resonant, while others smoothly overdrive even when they’re fully open. In fact, the differences between the filters become a lot more pronounced when overdriven. Raising the input level allows you to overdrive the filters. The input and output gain controls both range from -36dB to +36dB. The labels “In”, “Out” and “Mix” are actually buttons. Check out the bottom left corner of the plug-in: One of the features of Volcano is it’s overdrive capabilities. Browsing the presets, you can get a taste for some of the possibilities but be left wondering how can this potential be unlocked? How can I use these advanced techniques to set up Volcano for my own music? How can I be awesome?
Volcano is capable of far more than basic filtering. You might think to yourself that there’s enough exploration and inspiration in there for at least a few albums, and you’d be right… As a filter plug-in, it’s pretty deep – four simultaneous multimode filters with eleven different algorithms, multiple routing options, and crazy modulation possibilities. You’ve probably heard of Volcano – the versatile multi-filter by FabFilter. Keep in mind that some content may be slightly outdated, while still relevant. We are gradually choosing articles to migrate to the current site based on quality and reader demand. EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a re-post of a popular article from our old server.
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