GEQ15V
A 15-band constant-Q graphic equalizer for detailed, precise tonal shaping.
Overview
PEQ1V is a professional parametric equalizer plug-in: six fixed filter sections, direct controls, and a constant-Q, minimum-phase equalization algorithm. It provides LF and HF shelving filters and four fully parametric mid bands (MF1–MF4), for detailed tone shaping on vocal parts, instruments and complex mixes.
The Range control scales the whole equalization curve at once, from no equalization to the full amount, without touching the individual sections. PEQ1V follows the topology and workflow of a classic analog parametric equalizer, implemented with the accuracy of high-resolution digital processing.
SPECIFICATIONS
minimum phase, constant-Q equalizer
high/low shelf and 4 parametric peak/dip filter sections
range control to scale the whole equalization curve
parameter values can be entered manually
extremely transparent action
64-bit internal precision
highly optimized DSP code
factory presets, managed through DAW’s plug-in preset menu
fully automatable
stereo in / stereo out
no hardware license dongle required
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Windows 7 - Windows 11
VST3 (64-bit)
VST3 (64-bit)
OS X 10.10 (Yosemite) – macOS 26 (Tahoe)
VST3, AU (Universal 2 Binary)
VST3, AU (Universal 2 Binary)
VST is a trademark of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH, registered in Europe and other countries
MORE DETAILS
A parametric equalizer is a powerful tool for shaping the frequency content of audio signals. It’s a bank of filters, each with independently controllable frequency, gain and bandwidth. It’s called “parametric” because, by adjusting these parameters, you can build the exact frequency response you need. The PEQ1V uses high-quality constant-Q digital filters: the shape you set stays true at any gain, for accurate and more musical control. The filters are also minimum-phase, so they add no latency and no pre-ringing — preserving the attack and punch of the source, the way analog equalizers always have. Intentionally, no frequency-response graph is shown on the interface. For this product it’s a deliberate choice, to remove the conditioning of visual feedback. Because for a pro, the ear is the only meter that counts.
