LP EQ linear phase equalizer (Platinum and Professional only)

Figure 20. LP EQ.

Unlike traditional equalizers, LP EQ provides highly accurate control of tonal balance while maintaining a linear-phase shift at all frequencies, regardless of the gain settings. Phase-shifting in typical equalizers means that audio material is shifted in time in a frequency-dependent way. Alignment of low and high frequencies may have changed with respect to one another and to the original audio material. In other words, the sound is literally “pulled apart” in time, often resulting in loss of sonic clarity and crispness. With LP EQ linear-phase processing, the integrity of your audio is maintained for all frequencies, at all times—no unintended coloration, cancellations, comb filtering, or muddy transients. When a host application, such as SONAR, compensates for the plug-in’s overall latency, the resulting linear-phase output is referred to as “zero-phase”.

LP EQ is well suited for critical mastering projects.

Highlights:

Up to 20 color-coded bands.

Selection-based band Frequency, Width, and Gain controls.

Mono, stereo, and mid/side operation at sampling rates up to 192 kHz.

64-bit double precision signal path.

Solo mode.

Integrated FFT spectrum analyzer.

A/B controls to compare different settings.

Preset manager.

For more information, see the LP EQ online Help.

 

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