TBProAudio's dEQ6 is a 6-band EQ plugin with spectrum analyser

TBProAudio is hoping to tempt prospective multiband EQ plugin purchasers with dEQ6, a 6-band stereo/MS dynamic equalizer that promises high-quality oversampling and comes with a built-in spectrum analyser.

The filter gain of each band is controlled by a compressor/expander that reduces or increases the gain depending on the program material. The detector signal for this is controlled by a pre-filter, which in turn is controlled by the centre frequency and Q-factor of the dynamic filter. The result, we're told, is that the compressor/expander is only activated in the specified frequency range.

A feature list is below, and you can find out more and purchase the plugin for PC and Mac on the TBProAudio website. It's available in VST/AU formats, and there's also demo for you to try.

TBProAudio dEQ6 features

  • 6 independent filter + compressor/expander
  • 3 filter types, analogue design, minimal phase, zero delay
  • Many comfort functions to setup multiple bands
  • Stereo/MS processing
  • Side chain support
  • Sample rates up to 192 kHz
  • "Real" over sampling, up to 4x
  • Hi-res spectrum analyser with 32k FFT, ISO R40 based
  • Pre/post-EQ, average/live spectrum, stereo/left/right/mid/side
  • Narrow-band sweeping mode
  • Spectrum freeze mode
  • Very easy alignment of filter response curve to audio spectrum
  • Precise parameter input
  • Large and easy to use GUI
  • Interactive spectrum/EQ display
  • 64-bit internal processing
  • Very efficient CPU usage design
Ben Rogerson
Deputy Editor

I’m the Deputy Editor of MusicRadar, having worked on the site since its launch in 2007. I previously spent eight years working on our sister magazine, Computer Music. I’ve been playing the piano, gigging in bands and failing to finish tracks at home for more than 30 years, 24 of which I’ve also spent writing about music and the ever-changing technology used to make it. 

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