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    Review: UVI Shade

    Dec 02, 2020 3 minutes
    by Mario Schumacher

    Shade presents itself in an appealing, modern look reminiscent of FabFilter Pro-Q3. A frequency curve occupies the upper half of the user interface. Below it, the filter parameters and the modulation section, which can be hidden if necessary, are displayed. The individual filter bands can be easily deactivated or switched to solo.

    But which filter models are on board? First of all, Shade offers classics such as Low Pass, High Pass, Bandpass and

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