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New Version Of 10-Band Parallel EQ
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Barratt Audio releases Equavescent3 for Mac and Windows 06/08/15
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Barratt Audio tells us that Equavescent3 has added to the algorithms of Equavescent including a another new proprietary windowing algorithm that increases the tightness and clarity of the sound. Here's the story in their own words...
Equavescent algorithms improve upon traditional equalizer maths. V3.0 impulses have less smearing on the transients, combing the clarity of an FIR with the transients of a biquad filter utilising a patent pending new windowing algorithm.
The results speak for themselves. The algorithms remove micro modulation errors often found in digital equalizers. These digital errors can sound ok when used in moderation to purposeful effect, but will add a digital haze which can easily ruin a mix.
Benefits of Equavescent include:
a clear lack of digital granulation, especially in the high frequencies
clear and tight low frequency curves
equalized signals sound more in phase with themselves, creating a smoother analog-like transient
the stereo image is considerably more defined when this equalizer is used on stereo sources such as whole mixes
positioning of signals in a stereo field is far more distinct
Equavescent is a ten band parallel equalizer designed for maximum clarity of sound.
Features are:
resizable interface with no gimmicks, everything on the interface has a purpose
phase shifting of individual bands
mid-side controls for stereo
peak and analog algorithmed relative loudness VU
negative phase boosts shown in frequency response
fft mode to adjust the size of the fft used
supports up to 8 channels
sample rate up to 192kHz
native 32bit and 64bit Intel PC VST
native 32bit and 64bit VST2, VST3 and Audio Unit on OS X
MIDI control
auto matching of volume for different Qs when in equal volume mode