SonEQ 2

Description.

Highlights:

• Improved the EQ curves, to deliver a sharper, cleaner, and more pleasant rhythmic sound.
• Allows for building your own custom EQ by switching between 4 EQ bands and 1 preamp module.
• Combine up to 16 of its 5 modules in any way you want.
• Use the classic Sonimus "WOOW" switch to make your final mixes more spatial and enhance the stereo width.
• Saturation can be disabled by setting the Drive to the minimum ("off" label displayed) resulting in a transparent sound.
• Up to 16x oversampling.
• Mono and Stereo operation.
• Optimized for low CPU usage.
• Undo & Redo actions.
• GUI scaling (80% up 150%).
• Zero-latency (except for oversampling).

In-depth:

• Add, remove, and rearrange up to 16 modules in one single instance of the plugin, tailoring your own EQ plugin.
• 5 SonEQ modules to choose from:
• Low band Module: Similar to one of the most famous analog EQs, the low-frequency controls consist of two filters that work interactively. One boosts lows while the other attenuates. Choose from 4 center frequencies: 20, 30, 60, and 100 Hz.
• Low-Mid band Module: this band is a bell filter ranging from 45 Hz to 4000 Hz with a generally soft and very musical sound. Engage the HiQ to use the band for a "surgical" treatment.
• High-Mid band Module: Ranging from 400 Hz to 9000 Hz, the high-mid band features a larger bandwidth and smoothly shaped bell, making it ideal for this type of frequency equalization.
• High Module: taking inspiration from a variety of equalizers famous for their ability to apply a soft and silky sheen to the audio material. SonEQ2's high boost is great for adding a natural "air" to an individual instrument or an entire mix.
• Preamp Module: clean and add warmth to the signal using the filters and drive from the preamp module.

Specs

Supported platforms:

• Audio Unit, VST 2.4, VST 3, AAX. All platforms support both 32 and 64-bit operations on Windows. 64-bits on MacOs.

Supported Operating systems:

• Mac OS X 10.9 or newer.
• Windows 7 64-bit or newer.

MANUALS.

For more technical information about modules and controls, check the online User Manual.