DirectionalEQ lets the user equalize specific directions in the stereo field. It features five independent bands which can be set to operate specifically at, say, 30 degrees, -20 degrees, etc. An overall gain in those directions is possible as well.
At some point, every music producer or sound engineer will encounter that one guitar line or vocal phrase that just won’t sit right in the mix. And no matter how much de-esser you apply to that belting female track, it still sounds harsh. Maybe you’ve experienced something like this in the past, or maybe you’re working on that “nightmare” project right now. While M4GIQ is by no means a one-shot solution for such a scenario, it can help you get it right with a little balancing (and spreading) act.
Containing five completely free plugins that encompass filtering, distortion, phasing, delays and spatialisation they are a powerful arsenal to add to your plugin folder. The Delta Series are available for Mac and Windows VST format. The Macintosh versions are Universal Binaries and require 10.4 or higher to run.
ProTrig is a drum-trigger plug-in which is designed to transform audio input into drums and percussion (through MIDI notes) in real-time, supporting all MIDI-compatible virtual instruments. It’s perfect for replacing/enhancing the sound of recorded/monitored real drums. Using only a few basic settings like threshold, interval (wait time) and hit resistance any punchy sound can also very easily be turned into drums. Several drums with one microphone is possible using the built-in filter.
EQISM.220 is a Parametric Equalizer, with five adjacent bands seperated by filters of 2nd to 20th order. It’s focus is ease & fun of use. The second order filter section is sufficient for most mixing tasks. And it is free. There is no demo noise in the unregistered version as long as you use it. The filters of higher order make EQISM.220 a sound wizard for skilled users. They have the power to cut deep into your sounds and attenuate or amplifie even smallest frequecy bands as exact as you like.
MuSiCX (Multiband Sidechain Compressor & Expander) is a dynamic parametric equaliser with five adjacent bands separated by filters of 2nd to 20th order. Each of these bands’ envelope generators are controlled by pre-filtered signals of any track in a project. The routing between the tracks is done via internal host-independent side chains.
SCAF consists of a filter and an amplifier section. Both can be controlled by any track in your project. The routing between the tracks is done via internal host-independent side chains. The sections are independent so the filter’s cutoff frequency might follow the volume envelope of one track’s signal while an other track conducts the amplifier. You set the start and endpoints for gain and cutoff frequency. So the amp section can work in compressing or expanding mode. And the filter can sweep from low to high frequencies or vice versa while the controlling signals volume rises from zero to full scale.
