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<p>Stemwire Zero Sweep Filter</p>
<p>A high-pass and low-pass filter that leaves the signal unchanged at zero, without clicks or wet/dry artefacts.</p><h2>Sweep the filter. Not the bypass.</h2><p>The sweep is the easy part. Getting the filter completely out again is where the workaround starts. With Zero Sweep, the signal moves smoothly from fully transparent to filtered, then back to clean.</p><h3>Zero Stays Clean</h3><p>No residual filtering at the resting position. Put it on a channel, bus or master without keeping a bypass lane beside it.</p><h3>One automation lane</h3><p>Draw the sweep itself. No separate bypass and wet/dry moves to keep in sync.</p><h3>Made for transitions</h3><p>Builds, breaks and DJ-style cuts without the usual bypass clicks, phasey wet/dry crossfades.</p><p><a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.kvraudio.com/product/zero-sweep-filter-by-stemwire?utm_source=kvrnewindbfeed&amp;utm_medium=rssfeed&amp;utm_campaign=rss&amp;utm_content=36631">Read More</a></p>]]></description>
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