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by FabFilter
(FabFilter Website) Owned by user Stacey |
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File Size:
3.94 MB
License:
License Conditions: 30 Day Trial. Registration: US$199.00 System Requirements: VST/RTAS host application. Last Updated: 2014-09-01
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Software Description
The Pro-Q Precision EQ combines a clean and accurate sound and a "never-before-seen" feature set that has none of the sacrifices you normally have to make when choosing an EQ.
With Pro-Q it's easy and intuitive to create and edit up to 24 EQ bands with multiple curves. Pro-Q has a zero latency mode, but – unlike so many other EQs - greater transparency and precision is possible with the option to switch to a linear phase mode with adjustable latency. There's also a built-in, real-time frequency analyzer that gives instant visual feedback of your signal's frequency content – be it pre- or post-EQ.
With total control of the frequency curve and visual feedback relaying instant analysis of the signal processing also comes superb sound quality. Pro-Q's filter algorithms offer precise analog modeling and unlimited internal headroom. There's also a mid/side EQ option for the "ultimate in sparkle and width" for your mixes.
Such a comprehensive feature-set would usually impact on ease of use but Pro-Q's intuitive interface makes precise editing a breeze. The plug-in also incorporates FabFilter's clutter free 'what-you-use-is-what-you-see' feature so only displays the curves that are in use with their associated controls.
Ultimately, then, Pro-Q aims to offer the best of everything: functionality and usability with a feature-set and sound you've always asked for behind an interface that will enhance your creativity and give you precise control over your EQ every time.
Features:
- A great sound from state of the art filter algorithms with precise analog modeling and unlimited internal headroom (no clipping).
- Operates either in zero latency mode, or in linear phase mode with adjustable latency.
- Interface that is ideal for easy and precise editing.
- What-you-use-is-what-you-see to minimize screen clutter and maximize usability.
- The ability to create new EQ bands just by dragging the frequency curve.
- Select multiple curves to drag and edit in parallel.
- Up to 24 EQ bands.
- Filter shapes: Bell, High/Low Shelf, High/Low Cut with 6, 12, 24 and 48dB/oct slopes.
- Each band can operate on the stereo signal or on the left or right channels independently for per-channel EQ-ing.
- Mid/side mode to EQ the mid and side signals separately.
- Built-in real-time frequency analyzer with Pre- and Post-EQ modes.
- Ability to double-click for text entry of parameter values.
- Different display ranges: 6dB range for mastering use, 12dB, and 30dB for sound shaping during mixing.
- All the usual FabFilter features you've come to expect: perfectly fine-tuned knobs and controllers, interactive MIDI Learn, undo/redo and A/B switch, Smart Parameter Interpolation for smooth parameter transitions, an extensive help file with interactive help hints, sample accurate automation, and AltiVec and SSE optimization.
Changes in v2.0
- More than twice as efficient as its predecessor!
- Enhanced analog magnitude matching in Zero Latency mode
- Natural Phase mode for matching the magniture response of analog EQ
- Full Screen mode for precise adjustments
- Spectrum Grab: just grab and adjust a peak in the real-time spectrum analyzer right away!
- Universal slope support for all filter shapes, for example enabling you to make ultra-narrow bell filters or very steep shelves.
- Slopes up to 96 dB/oct are now supported, including 18, 30, 36 and 72 dB/oct
- Enhanced Linear Phase mode
- New EQ filter types: Tilt Shelf and Band-Pass, in addition to the existing Bell, High/Low Cut, High/Low Shelf and Notch filter shapes
- Gain-Q interaction option: when enabled, Q and gain influence each other in a pleasant way often found in analog mixing consoles
- EQ Match feature to automatically match the spectrum of another track via the side-chain input
- Auto Gain automatically adjusts the output gain to compensate for the audible gain loss or increase introduced by the active EQ bands
- Improved spectrum analyzer with adjustable range, tilt, freeze, and horizontal zooming
- Optional piano roll display
- Flexible interface resizing
- Full output level meter
- Phase Invert option
Changes in v1.23
- Corrected issue with typed parameter values rounded incorrectly.
- AAX plug-in fix for reactivation bug
Changes in v1.22:
- 64-bit AAX compatibility (Pro Tools11)
- Updated 32-bit AAX plugin format to v2
- Changing paramater via the mouse wheel now works properly
- Control switches via the mouse wheel
- VST3 side-chain audition bug corrected
- FabFilter Pro-Q mouse wheel bugfix
- Various other bugfixes and improvements
Changes in v1.21
- Various minor improvements and bugfixes
- In FabFilter Pro-Q, Bugfix forAuto-Adjust Display Range feature
- Workaround for Maschine by NI bug for VST 2 plug-ins
Changes in v1.20
- Now lets you adjust frequency, Q and gain knobs as a group
- Now support features in VST 3.5
- Now with GPU-powered graphics acceleration based on FabFilter Pro-DS
- Added mouse wheel support to buttons with pop-up menus
- Now lets you open Other Preset option to the presets menu
- Support for Steinberg's CMC-AI
- Bugfix for compatibility issues with Adobe Premiere.
- Bugfix for bug where the mono AudioSuite plug-ins cause the Whole File option at the bottom to be disabled.
- Various other bugfixes
Changes in v1.13
- AAX plug-in support
- Improved keyboard handling on Windows
- Fixing the "space key stealing" problem in Studio One and FL Studio
- Improved mouse handling behavior in Pro Tools
- Added more support for Pro Tools hardware control interfaces
v1.11 is a bugfix release - in some cases in certain hosts, after bypassing and re-enabling FabFilter Pro-Q via the bypass button provided by the host, the plug-ins could remain in the bypassed state. This problem has now been fixed in the latest versions.