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Add high/low shelves with extended frequency ranges.

Fix incorrect peak gain values halved introduced in v2.0.0.

Fix raised CPU usage when playback stopped.

Fix double gain range clipping to +/-9dB on project reload.

Option for quarter dB steps (half dB when double gain enabled).

Fix incorrect settings on project reload with some DAW/OS combinations.

Audio Engineering Society talk/paperįor the technically inclined, we presented the new technology that this plugin is based upon, with accompanying peer-reviewed paper at the Audio Engineering Society's Milan 2018 event: Improving the Frequency Response Magnitude and Phase of Analogue-Matched Digital Filters Version history

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Not working? Please email us directly if something doesn't work! The quickest way to get a solution is by email.Īlso, feel free to just get in touch if you have any questions, suggestions or ideas. This way we are constantly involved in the control-listen-evaluate working loop, which quickens the search for the best possible sound. Our UI design has minimal graphic elements, so that we don't dial in "shapes" by habit. That's why our user interface is fully designed to reinforce the feedback loop between control and ear.Īs engineers, it is easy to be distracted by visual feedback (consciously or unconsciously). We believe that key to creating great sounds is to use your ears. This is often perceived as an "open", "pure" sound which is prized in analogue hardware by many engineers, especially when a few bands of mid or high frequency EQ is engaged. The lower panel shows that Analog Magpha EQ matches analogue phase right up to 20kHz, even at standard sample rates. While most modern digital EQs do a good job at matching the magnitude of analogue filters, they do not match the analogue phase. Under the hood we've developed a new technology that gives extremely accurate match of analogue prototype curves in both magnitude and phase.

Low & high shelves with extended frequency ranges.

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Stereo/Mid/Side band modes for full stereo field control.

Stepped controls, carefully chosen to aid comparisons and guide decision making.

Minimal, zero-eye-candy interface reinforces the use-your-ears approach.

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Windows, Mac and Linux version available.

Extremely accurate match of analogue prototype curves in magnitude and phase.

Optional very broad Q factors (<0.1), great for final wideband tone sculpting.

True analogue phase behaviour right up to 20000Hz.We hope it can help you too, whether placed on a track, subgroup or the master channel, this EQ delivers a silky smooth sound that's as warm as it is pure. This EQ is the result of years of mastering experience and has been a secret weapon in getting exactly the right sound for our clients. But we are now ready with the Analog Magpha EQ. We wouldn't release a mastering equaliser unless it rivalled the sound and usability of the analogue hardware we have in our studio.

So, experiments lots and have fun.True analogue phase mastering/buss equaliser

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You get to try different things and see how to create the results you’re looking to create. That’s the great thing about being a music producer or sound engineer, to be honest. Well, you can read up on each one, even check out video demos.īut at the end of the day, the best way to know whether a plugin is for you is just by trying it. So, with all these options, you might be wondering exactly how to find your perfect plugin. Bust out those plugins and give them a try. But at the end of the day, it’s got to work and to feel good to you. Yes, there are certainly ways of putting together a mix, and certain methods that people follow. What I’m saying is that while it’s worth reading books or watching videos, at least to get a sense of how EQ works and how it’s used, the best way to learn is to use it yourself and see what kind of results you get by messing around.

Just because you think or have been told the guitar should be at -12 dB doesn’t necessarily mean it’s the result you’re looking to achieve.

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There are things you can learn in a book, and then there are things you can learn by experimentation and trial and error. So far as I’m concerned, music production is an art and a science. Download: MANDA AUDIO How Do I Learn To Use EQ?