Module Series
May 10th, 2008
Audio Processing Modules
For NAG free versions pay what want. Pay what you feel these are worth.
Price = $YouDecide
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P3Q-1 - 3-Band Parametric EQ
Key Features.
- FPC mode (Filter Phase Compensation). EQ’s by nature modify the phase of the frequencies they boost/cut. FPC reintroduces the phase canceled signals from the EQ filters. This may or may not be desired depending on the EQ application.
- Hyper extended Q
- EQ IN switch for A/B comparison
LVA-1 - Leveling Amplifier
Key Features.
- Smooth characteristic
- Unlinked/Linked stereo image processing
- Detection Filters & Drive
- Key listen
FBC-1 - Feed-Back Compressor
Key Features.
- Detection Filters & Drive
- Key listen
- Channel Link/Unlink
FFC-1 - Feed-Forward Compressor
Key Features.
- Detection Filters & Drive
- Key listen
- Channel Link/Unlink
LIM-1 - Hard/Soft Limiter
Key Features.
- Hard/Soft modes
- Channel Link/Unlink
- Classic limiter sound (Not to be confused with modern brick-wall limiters)
EQH-1 - High frequency EQ
Key Features.
- FPC mode (Filter Phase Compensation). EQ’s by nature modify the phase of the frequencies they boost/cut. FPC reintroduces the phase canceled signals from the EQ filters. This may or may not be desired depending on the EQ application.
- Hyper extended Q
- Band-pass to help select frequency to modify.
- (+/-) 30db of gain.
- 12 or 24db Filter Slopes.
EQM-1 - Mid frequency EQ
Key Features.
- FPC mode (Filter Phase Compensation). EQ’s by nature modify the phase of the frequencies they boost/cut. FPC reintroduces the phase canceled signals from the EQ filters. This may or may not be desired depending on the EQ application.
- Hyper extended Q
- Band-pass to help select frequency to modify.
- (+/-) 30db of gain.
- 12 or 24db Filter Slopes.
EQL-1 - Low frequency EQ
Key Features.
- FPC mode (Filter Phase Compensation). EQ’s by nature modify the phase of the frequencies they boost/cut. FPC reintroduces the phase canceled signals from the EQ filters. This may or may not be desired depending on the EQ application.
- Hyper extended Q
- Band-pass to help select frequency to modify.
- (+/-) 30db of gain.
- 12 or 24db Filter Slopes.
Peak-1 - Low frequency EQ
Key Features.
-Push/Pull style Cut & Boost.
- Slope control.
-Width control.
Peak-2 - Mid-Range frequency EQ
Key Features.
-Push/Pull style Cut & Boost.
- Slope control.
-Width control.
Peak-3 - High frequency EQ
Key Features.
-Push/Pull style Cut & Boost.
- Slope control.
-Width control.
LFS-1 - Low frequency Shelf EQ
Key Features.
-Push/Pull style Cut & Boost.
- Slope control.
-Width control.
HFS-1 - High frequency Shelf EQ
Key Features.
-Push/Pull style Cut & Boost.
- Slope control.
LPF-1 - Low-Pass Filter
Key Features.
- Slope control.
-Extended range mode
HPF-1 - High-Pass Filter
Key Features.
- Slope control.
-Extended range mode
SUB-1 - Low Frequency Management
Key Features.
- 0-200 hz High-Pass/ Low-Pass modes
- Filter / Shelf EQ modes
- Slope width
- Cut / Boost
thanx for sharing these and your other plug-ins,they are really really good,nice work
Comment by S-N-S — May 10, 2008 @ 5:02 am
Unbelievable, that these are FREE. Thanks.
Comment by pattonfreak1 — May 10, 2008 @ 5:15 am
Great work, sir! Thanks!
Comment by pandashake — May 10, 2008 @ 8:32 am
Wonderfull stuff, well done. Thanks.
Comment by Dj Groovy — May 11, 2008 @ 4:12 am
Dude- your passion, knowledge, and love for music is only challenged by your generousity. You’re the gooderest!
Comment by ughnonumus — May 11, 2008 @ 11:08 pm
The leveling amplifier is much appreciated.
Comment by RunBeerRun — May 13, 2008 @ 3:51 pm
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Pingback by Eric Beam Module Series, freeware EQ, compressor and filter audio processing modules for Windows PC — May 14, 2008 @ 12:46 am
Great suite.
If they sound as good as they look, I am in for a treat.
Comment by Neil Wilkes — May 14, 2008 @ 4:01 am