There's no aliasing in Equalize, so I'm afraid it won't help for that either.TheoM wrote:hmm interesting Stian. I wasn't thinking about the nyquist warping but more of aliasing. I guess i don't understand code at all but it was after reading about the massenburg EQ and apparently it is so perfectly "clean" because it upsamples to 192 khz.
I don't think aliasing is an issue in any of the common equalizer designs nowadays, so that puzzles me a bit. Thanks, Theo! Upsampling does improve the filter shapes in biquad filter designs (which Equalize doesn't use), though...TheoM wrote:well it's probably just massenburg and uad BS speak then to make them think the EQ is special when it's actually not. The features are far more limited than acon equalise that's for sure but they almost had me fooled with the up-sampling "pure cleanliness" speak.
Thank you very much, I'm very glad to hear that!jam92189 wrote:So I just noticed there is a thread dedicated to this eq awesome. I own this eq and the restoration suite love em all.
oh and the reverb. I Love your reverb I use it as my go to Room and outside style reverb now when mixing.stian wrote:Thank you very much, I'm very glad to hear that!jam92189 wrote:So I just noticed there is a thread dedicated to this eq awesome. I own this eq and the restoration suite love em all.
Best,
Stian
Thanks to all of you for sharing your thoughts! I've read all the comments and thought a bit back and forth. Adding a tab is not a big issue in terms of coding, but if implemented I'd like to get it as intuitive as possible. One issue is space as Theo commented and another issue is how to establish a relationship between the band index and the coloured bullets in the curve. I think colour coding would be the way to go here. The tab text could simply show the index of the band (1,2,3, etc.) in the colour of the corresponding bullet point. There should be enough room for that in the UI and the colouring would establish the relationship. I'm only thinking loud now...fese wrote:Hi Stian,
just giving Equalize a test drive and the first thought that came to my mind was: If there is a already a tab with the current EQ band, wouldn't it be practical to have all EQ band on tabs so i can switch between them easily just like browser tabs? As I prefer the knobs, now in order to switch to another band i have to move the mouse up the the display and then back again (or use those little arrows to step through them, I know, but that is no direct access). That sure puts some mileage on my mouse
Just an idea.
Thanks, but I think that is already covered with the double click and it would be good to reserve the right click for other functionality in the future.fese wrote:Another thing that would be nice: activating/deactivating a band with a right-click on the EQ point.
Thanks reporting the missing translation in the tooltips. I guess it would be a nice feature to offer some kind of preferences where users can choose the UI language. We're considering to skip the localization of plug-in in the future, though, since most customers seem to prefer English. The situation is quite different for our stand-alone applications, though.fese wrote:And just for the completeness: the german tooltips for bypass band and master gain are still in english. Which i prefer anyway despite being german, with all other plugins usually being in english it is actually kind of irritating to suddenly have "Anhebung" and "Steilheit" instead of "gain" and "slope":). So i always delete the localization file with all your plugins...
Else, this seems like a nice workhorse plugin and i like the no-nonsense, clear UI.
Or maybe put a bullet of the band color on the tab and next to it the number, maybe not even in color as dark blue or violet text on dark background tends to be a bit hard to read.stian wrote:Hi!
Thanks to all of you for sharing your thoughts! I've read all the comments and thought a bit back and forth. Adding a tab is not a big issue in terms of coding, but if implemented I'd like to get it as intuitive as possible. One issue is space as Theo commented and another issue is how to establish a relationship between the band index and the coloured bullets in the curve. I think colour coding would be the way to go here. The tab text could simply show the index of the band (1,2,3, etc.) in the colour of the corresponding bullet point. There should be enough room for that in the UI and the colouring would establish the relationship. I'm only thinking loud now...
Oh, misunderstanding. I meant to write bypass/un-bypass band with a right click. Kind of like TB_Equalizer does.stian wrote:Thanks, but I think that is already covered with the double click and it would be good to reserve the right click for other functionality in the future.fese wrote:Another thing that would be nice: activating/deactivating a band with a right-click on the EQ point.
Thanks for the input! We'll see if and how this would be best implemented. Avoiding arrows would be crucial since there are already arrow buttons in the tab content itself.fese wrote:Or maybe put a bullet of the band color on the tab and next to it the number, maybe not even in color as dark blue or violet text on dark background tends to be a bit hard to read.
I agree though that it wouldn't make sense unless you manage to fit all twelve bands in tabs without sacrificing legibility and handling.
ReaEQ e.g. adds extra arrow buttons if you have more than 10 bands, which may be the convention for tabs, but isn't optimal imho. .
Now I understand!fese wrote:Oh, misunderstanding. I meant to write bypass/un-bypass band with a right click. Kind of like TB_Equalizer does.
Yes, that could be handy, but it would be great to allow for a context menu in the future. Maybe right click could open a pop-up menu where the bypass is easily accessible?Submit: News, Plugins, Hosts & Apps | Advertise @ KVR | Developer Account | About KVR / Contact Us | Privacy Statement
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