Parallel filter topology
The main feature is that this eq is a lot more subtle and needs more work to set up right because there is some interaction between the bands. In normal series connected eq’s the gains of two bands just add up but in a parallel eq it doesn’t.
The filters are parallel to each other as well as the unprocessed signal and this makes that if you have for example a low shelve boost and switch on a low freq bell boost too, it just doesn’t do much more. You can’t easily overdo things, but have to work harder to get it right. Also, the signal path is cleaner because the filters al work on the same input. The filters have correct gain up to Nyquist.
Processing modes
Besides working in stereo, the Parallel Equalizer can also process audio in M(id), S(ide), L or R mode.
Display
The plugin has a large graphical display that shows exactly what you get. The size of the plugin can be changed to your liking by dragging the lower right-hand corner.
Features
7 band parametric minimum phase equalizer with parallel connected bands
Feedforward and feedback circuit topology
Lowpass and highpass filters up to 24 dB/octave
Constant Q bells, shelving, low and high cut filters
Stereo, L, R or MS processing
No pre-warping effects, that is, correct response up to Nyquist
Soft Engage technology to prevent switching noise
Mousewheel support
A/B comparison
Large graphical display with dragable handles for maximum control
Spectrum analyser
Three zoom levels
Scalable user interface
High resolution level meter
Full automation possible
Settings can be saved
Double precision internal resolution and interfacing with compatible DAWs
Windows 32/64 bit VST, VST3 and AAX versions
Mac OS 64 bit Intel / Apple Silicon VST, VST3, AU and AAX versions
Installer and uninstaller
Easy Online License Activation
USB drive based license activation for offline computers
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