Plug-in Reference

Table Of Contents

The Included Effect Plug-ins

EQ Plug-ins

Static Spectrums Editor

CurveEQ features a static spectrum display that can be controlled via the Static

Spectrums Editor.

You can select the display name of the spectrum slot, its color, and the shift in dB of

the static spectrum. The static spectrum can be shown or hidden using the visibility

checkbox. The shift in dB can be used for a more convenient placing of the static

spectrum on the screen and it does not affect the shape of the spectrum.

Parameter Description

Take/Take 2nd These buttons take a snapshot of the primary or secondary

spectrum, respectively. The static spectrum snapshots are taken

using the spectrum parameters specified in the Spectrum Mode

Editor.

Before taking a spectrum, choose a spectrum analysis type via the

Spectrum Mode Editor, usually “Avg” or “Max”, and analyze long

enough so that the spectrum becomes general enough. When

analyzing a song, it is recommended to store separate spectrums

for verse, chorus, and bridge parts, as they can have distinctively

differing spectral balance.

If no snapshot is taken after pressing a Take button, no spectrum is

available. You either have to configure the spectrum mode or start

the audio playback first.

Load/Save You can save the spectrum in a static spectrum slot as a spectrum

file with the extension .csf (compressed spectrum file).

X Resets the spectrum in the selected slot.