Cupwise YouRei EQ BP and Notch Filters (+modulation FX) V2 [Nebula]

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P2P | 28 January 2026 | 398 MB

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Sampled from the same hardware as my Yourei HP/LP, here the band-pass and notch were sampled, as well as two pass-through/tone programs

I also made peak and cut band programs which work really well for general EQ purposes, and which Ive made into the focus of this collection, with a major update over 10 years after the original release.The notch filter on the unit was heavily used in forensic audio work, due to its extremely sharp notches which can precisely remove unwanted frequency specific noises without adversely affecting the kept audio

Some users found more creative uses for these filters, which could make unique phaser-like effects when swept around

That inspired me to maximize that potential using Nebulas built in LFO and envelope follower to create some nice modulation effects.The programs are all accessible from 3 modules:-the main module-peak band- Can be adjusted from 26 to 26070 Hz

Boosts up to over 11dB

Bandwidth adjustable from unusually narrow to fairly wide

This is a really nice peak EQ band, and wasnt an option with the hardware, so I created it by blending the bandpass with a flat pass-through sample from the unit.notch filter- At the sharpest setting it allows you to surgically remove unwanted frequency specific noises with little effect to anything else

I combined the notch samples with the pass-through, which allows you to reduce notch cut depth, which isnt possible on the hardware!cut band- Like the notch program, but I removed the sharpest notch samples, and limited the cut depth, so the range of options is more focused on being like a typical cutting EQ band

Removing those samples also allows this to load a little faster than the notch program.band-pass filter- This is probably the least useful option, but its here if you want it!pass-through programs- These give you some tone from the unit

Both were sampled with slightly different settings and produce slightly different results.-the LFO module-The main program selection matrix on this module allows you to select from various LFO shapes, for use with the 3 filter types- peak, BP, and cut/notch.The BP provides the most drastic effect since its filtering out most of the spectrum

The cut/notch choices can produce phaser-like results

The peak can be used to create a kind of humanization effect with the random LFO shape, by having it randomly emphasizer different frequencies in a specific range, or it can be used for a sweeping effect with the sine or triangle shapes.These use a custom LFO control setup I developed myself which gives a great amount of control over the effect.The smaller program matrix has three programs for use with automation within your DAW

They are just like the programs in the main module, except these are optimized for automating filter sweeps, or using with your DAWs built-in modulation/LFO options.-the envelope follower module-You get forward and backward sweeping options for all three filter types

With forward, the filters sweep upward as your input level increases

With backwards the opposite happens- filters sweep to lower frequencies as your input level increases.These programs are entirely custom made

I have attempted to set up their default settings so that you will have a noticeable effect right away, if sending in a dynamic input like drums

From there you can fine-tune the settings as you wish.Of course you will get 44.1, 48, 88.2, and 96khz versions.Heres a video demoing the boost/cut EQ usage:Heres a video demoing some of the much more exciting LFO possibilities:A video showing the envelope follower off as best as I could:Heres one showing off the ability to use the notch filters for precise forensic audio work:


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