This new plugin from Newfangled Audio called EQuivocate looks interesting with filters that are modeled on the human ear. I’m definitely going to try this out and you should too since it’s free for a limited time. Read more below.
New York City, NY, USA: new audio devices maker Newfangled Audio is happy to reveal accessibility of EQuivocate– entering the EQ fray free of charge with a plug-in based upon the important bands of the human ear– as of September 20 …
EQuivocate is the perfect EQ for normally altering the tone of any type of sound, so it is perfect for mixing as well as mastering applications. As EQuivocate makes use of filters that are modeled on the human ear, each of its 26 bands pleases a various component of the inner ear, making any type of combination of settings sound as all-natural as ‘humanly’ possible. Combining this with a linear-phase filter form that minimizes pre-echo makes EQuivocate an EQ with a distinction that can plainly be listened to.
Make use of EQuivocate’s Match EQ function to make the sound of your track match or be enhanced from the audio signal streamed to its sidechain. Unlike other match EQ plug-ins, EQuivocate offers a transparent match without trying to model differences which can trigger a match EQ to sound abnormal.
Specs:
- Basic yet musical, the 26 linear-phase auditory filters are shaped to approximate the crucial band filters in your ear.
- Match EQ function matches the tone of one track to an additional. Blend two tracks to seem like they originated from the same source, compliment each other for much better separation or make a final master have a comparable tone to a referral track!
- Click as well as swipe your mouse throughout the gain slider area to draw an EQ curve. After that toggle DRAW CURVE off to tweak.
- Utilize the OUTPUT level Auto switch to instantly make up for level modifications presented by the EQ.
- Solo the output of several bands to quickly locate trouble frequencies.
- Add or remove filters to customize your sound.
- Consists of musician presets from Richard Devine, Jeremy Lubsey, Alex Saltz, Sebastian Arocha Morton, Richard X, and John McCaig.
- Begin with the presets or produce your very own. Utilize the COMPARE button to toggle between two one-of-a-kind settings.
Price FREE until October 31, 2017 — rising to an MSRP of $99.00 USD.
Download here.
