Reviewed By Eva Redwood [all]
July 26th, 2024
Version reviewed: 0.3.3 on Windows
Very nice dynamic EQ, but it's kinda hard to use because every settings seems to be separated and you have to adjust them individually when you use dynamic feature. It's technically nice to have more controls, but practically it's just an overcomplication in this very case. Usually I'd just want to grab a band and sculp the sound, and enables the dynamic feature to further tame the same exact area. And I'd just put&grab another band if I want to go narrower, wider, or for a more specific area- because it's way easier than trying to establish a complicated sub-settings structure within a band.
But overall and after all, it's simply a decent and great eq in general. Won't regret having it in case. :D.

is this one of those ai-generated plugins that have been popping up a lot or am i misjudging the situation?
The first version of ZL Equalizer was released in March 2024 and the project has been free and open-source since day one. Do you have any evidence or specific parts of the codebase to support your claim?
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