Your batch command for lowpassfilter was not recognized

I’ve been trying to get a macro running that simulates the sound of the Mechanicus teaser trailer.
Whenever I try it, it will give the error message in the title.
Here’s the macro in full:
Compressor:AttackTime=“0.2” NoiseFloor=“-40” Normalize=“1” Ratio=“2” ReleaseTime=“1” Threshold=“-14” UsePeak=“1”
Copy:
NewStereoTrack:
NewStereoTrack:
NewStereoTrack:
NewStereoTrack:
NewStereoTrack:
SelectTracks:Mode=“Set” Track=“2” TrackCount=“2”
Paste:
SelectTracks:Mode=“Set” Track=“0” TrackCount=“1”
SelTrackStartToEnd:
ChangePitch:Percentage=“-20” SBSMS=“1”
Copy:
SelectTracks:Mode=“Set” Track=“1” TrackCount=“1”
Paste:
SelectTracks:Mode=“Set” Track=“5” TrackCount=“1”
Paste:
SelectTracks:Mode=“Set” Track=“1” TrackCount=“1”
SelTrackStartToEnd:
ChangePitch:Percentage=“-20” SBSMS=“1”
LowPassFilter:frequency=“4000” rolloff=“dB12”
SelectTracks:Mode=“Set” Track=“2” TrackCount=“1”
SelTrackStartToEnd:
Paulstretch:Stretch_Factor=“1.4” Time_Resolution=“0.2”
ChangeSpeed:Percentage=“-10”
ChangeTempo:Percentage=“53.405” SBSMS=“1”
Amplify:Ratio=“0.44668359”
SelectTracks:Mode=“Set” Track=“3” TrackCount=“1”
SelTrackStartToEnd:
Paulstretch:Stretch_Factor=“2” Time_Resolution=“0.2”
ChangeSpeed:Percentage=“-20”
ChangeTempo:Percentage=“148.494” SBSMS=“1”
LowPassFilter:frequency=“4000” rolloff=“dB12”
Amplify:Ratio=“0.44668359”
SelectTracks:Mode=“Set” Track=“1” TrackCount=“1”
SelTrackStartToEnd:
Copy:
SelectTracks:Mode=“Set” Track=“4” TrackCount=“1”
Paste:
Reverse:Use_Preset=“”
Reverb:Delay=“32” DryGain=“-12” HfDamping=“50” Reverberance=“60” RoomSize=“90” StereoWidth=“100” ToneHigh=“50” ToneLow=“100” WetGain=“0” WetOnly=“0”
Reverse:Use_Preset=“”
SelectTracks:Mode=“Set” Track=“5” TrackCount=“1”
SelTrackStartToEnd:
Distortion:DC_Block=“0” Noise_Floor=“-70” Parameter_1=“50” Parameter_2=“50” Repeats=“1” Threshold_dB=“-6” Type=“Hard Overdrive”
SelectTracks:Mode=“Set” Track=“0” TrackCount=“6”
SelTrackStartToEnd:
MixAndRender:
Normalize:ApplyGain=“1” PeakLevel=“0” RemoveDcOffset=“1” StereoIndependent=“0”

I am rather new to this so any help is appreciated.

It should be Low-Pass Filter not LowPassFilter.

Actually, it’s Low-PassFilter, but thanks for putting me on the right track!

That depends where you look :slight_smile:

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