Splitt – Free Linear Phase Spectrum Splitter
by noisebud
22 hours ago
I originally created Splitt for a mastering project where I needed a linear-phase spectrum splitter to dial in separate settings for the low and high end. I thought it would be a one-off – something I’d use once and then forget about.
But it turned out to be way more useful than I expected, and I keep coming back to it. I shared it for free, and the number of downloads and positive comments made it clear I wasn’t the only one finding it helpful.
Recently, a user requested a signed and notarized AU version. That felt like a good excuse to give Splitt its own post – and update it while I was at it.
🎥 Quick video overview:
What it does:
Splitt cleanly separates the low and high bands of your signal using a linear-phase crossover. You can route each band to its own output for further processing – whatever that may be. The slope can be set extremely steep for tight band separation.
Changelog (v1.00 → v2.00):
Available formats:[LIST] Windows – VST3
➡️ Download & more info:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/127200822
Let me know what you think – and feel free to share how you're using Splitt in your workflow!
But it turned out to be way more useful than I expected, and I keep coming back to it. I shared it for free, and the number of downloads and positive comments made it clear I wasn’t the only one finding it helpful.
Recently, a user requested a signed and notarized AU version. That felt like a good excuse to give Splitt its own post – and update it while I was at it.
🎥 Quick video overview:
What it does:
Splitt cleanly separates the low and high bands of your signal using a linear-phase crossover. You can route each band to its own output for further processing – whatever that may be. The slope can be set extremely steep for tight band separation.
Changelog (v1.00 → v2.00):
- Added bypass buttons
- Added gain knobs for each band
- Minor bug-fixes
Available formats:[LIST] Windows – VST3
- macOS – VST3 & AU (AU version is signed + notarized)
➡️ Download & more info:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/127200822
Let me know what you think – and feel free to share how you're using Splitt in your workflow!
