One of the most exciting aspects of music production is that there’s always something new to learn, even after years in the field.
Grasping the impact of analog-modeled EQs on your tracks—and learning how to visualize these effects—could be the breakthrough you've been looking for. The Bertom EQ Curve Analyzer is here to understand those secrets.
Introducing the Bertom EQ Curve Analyzer: A must-have for All Audio Enthusiasts!
The Bertom EQ Curve Analyzer is more than just another EQ tool. It offers unprecedented visual feedback on frequency and phase responses.
Imagine you have an EQ plugin that emulates analog hardware, but like most of these plugins, it doesn't provide visual feedback. This makes it challenging to understand exactly what's happening to your track during mixing or mastering.
This is where the Bertom EQ Analyzer comes in—it helps you see what's going on with your sound processing. It's an excellent tool for producer enthusiasts who want to dive deeper into their analog EQ emulations and understand their impact better.
This powerful plugin operates on a donation basis—it's free, but you can choose to leave a small donation if you wish. Simply enter "0" to download:
[Download the Bertom EQ Curve Analyzer]
Who Will Benefit from the EQ Curve Analyzer?
Producers: Smooth and refine your mixes by understanding how your analog-modeled EQ VST choices shape your sound.
Plugin Developers: Evaluate and improve the audio quality of your latest creations. One developer detected phase issues in a new plugin using the Analyzer, leading to a more polished final product.
Educators: Make EQ concepts more tangible for students. Integrate the Analyzer into lessons to demonstrate advanced EQ behaviors, making it easier for students to understand.
Audio Enthusiasts: Learn how various plugins color your sound. Experimented with different saturation plugins and used the Analyzer to see how each affected the harmonic content of their tracks.
How to Use the Bertom EQ Curve Analyzer
Load the Bertom EQ Analyzer as an effect plugin in your DAW. This will act as a signal generator.
Insert the plugin you want to analyze next.
Add a second instance of the Bertom EQ Analyzer after the plugin. This will display the changes between the two instances.
And that’s it! You’re now ready to explore and understand the complexity of your audio processing.
This is an indispensable tool for anyone serious about audio production. The visual feedback on phase and frequency response is unmatched!
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Enjoy experimenting, and happy producing!
Cheers Marcus
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