8.0

Included Effect Plug-ins

EQ Plug-ins

Save CSV

Allows you to save the selected EQ curve in a comma-separated text file. The

EQ curve is stored as series of frequency/gain pairs, one per line, in the

following form:

20.00,3.00

400.00,2.51

1000.00,1.45 # comment

5000.00,3.40

20000.00,1.05

Each pair defines the position of a single control point on the CurveEQ’s

control surface. Write decimal points as a period, not as a comma. Comments

can be added at any position, starting with a hash character.

Load CSV

Allows you to load a previously saved CSV file or any externally generated EQ

curve specification, such as room correction or RIAA phono correction.

Frequencies defined in the file should lie between 20 and 20000

Hz.

Settings

Allows you to change general settings.

EQ Top Control Bar

Equalizer dB gain range

Lets you change the maximum boost/decrease of frequencies per band.

MIN-Phase

Enables minimum-phase filtering instead of linear-phase filtering.

Minimum-phase filtering sounds better at steeper EQ slopes because it lacks

pre-ringing artifacts present in linear-phase filters. Furthermore, it does not

add a considerable processing latency.

Static & Match

Opens the Static Spectrums Editor where you can display static spectrums

and perform spectrum matching. Spectrum matching allows you to match the

spectrum shape of a sound recording to that of another sound recording.

Mode selector

Allows you to select a mode for spectrum matching.

Edit

Opens the Spectrum Mode Editor.