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We are happy to release the next version of Overtone GEQ - our free 7-band equalizer plug-in in VST and AudioUnit formats for Windows, Windows 64 and Mac OS X platforms.  This newer version offers a better look-and-feel of the plug-in, user interface rescaling and coloration options, and several other enhancements.



Overtone GEQ is 7-band harmonic (overtone) graphic equalizer with multi-channel support (supporting up to 8 input/output channels, host setup-dependent).  Overtone GEQ offers extensive internal channel routing capabilities, and supports mid/side channel processing.

Beside equalizing, Overtone GEQ applies harmonic enhancement processing: it uses 7 harmonic enhancement modules, one for each EQ band.  This generates a complex harmonic coloration you will probably like a lot.

Overtone GEQ was designed to allow audio engineers to apply quick EQ shape adjustments together with adding a bit of harmonic richness to the audio material (mainly mixes and sub-mixes due to a comparably high processing load this EQ puts on a CPU).

Overtone GEQ Features:

• 7-band graphic equalizing
• +/- 12 dB gain range per band
• 2 graphic equalizer views
• Multi-channel processing
• Internal channel routing
• Channel grouping
• Mid/side processing
• Complex harmonic coloration
• 64-bit floating point processing
• Preset manager
• Undo/redo history
• A/B comparisons
• Contextual hint messages

Overtone GEQ and other Voxengo plug-ins can be downloaded at the Voxengo web site: http://www.voxengo.com/

I'm running Sonar 7 and the VST scan is not "seeing" this.

Thanks

Art

I've replied to your e-mail already.  I myself running Sonar 7 with VST Adapter 4.5.2, and the plug-in works fine there.

Thank You very much for this Great Free EQ Aleksey !

Aleksey, when I double click on the frequency values, it lets me type a value but it always sets the frequency to 20 khz, any idea?  I am using Cubase 4.1

Cheers
Fots

Hi Aleksay, thanks for the new update.  Really like the possibility to change the colors; the green suits my DAWs prefect, it stands out more clearly than the original 'champagne'.

But - it crashes in Wavelab 6, seems to be stable in Samplitude 10 though.  I can't tell exactly when it happens but a DOS-promt shows up, with some text.
Hope this will be easy for you to figure out what the problem is.

Best,
Mads

(answered at the Free Plug-ins forum).

Make sure you are entering '2K', for example.  When you put something like '10' it will mean 10 Hertz not 10 kilo Hertz.

I just tested the Audio Unit in Logic Pro 8 and Wave Editor.  No problems so far but there are a few things to explore.  It sounds good.  For any Mac users, I'm guessing a few may be coming here in future, Wave Editor is an awesome app.  You can find out more here:

http://www.audiofile-engineering.com/waveeditor/

It works on a layering system like a graphics app.  It's a Mac app that can do what SoundForge and Wavelab do but it's better than any other Mac Wave Editor I have tried.