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BalancEQ is a smart 6-band equalizer that automatically balances your mix using real-time spectral analysis. Simple, efficient, and effective—perfect for any producer or mixing engineer.
BalancEQ is a 6-band automatic equalizer designed to help you achieve optimal spectral balance without manually adjusting each frequency band. Thanks to an innovative analysis algorithm, the plugin analyzes audio in real-time and applies the necessary corrections to match a reference frequency response curve with a slope of -4.5 dB/octave.
Discover how BalancEQ works in this video, where we showcase the plugin in action with before-and-after audio examples:
6-band equalizer with low shelf (200Hz), high shelf (6400Hz), and four mid bands at 400Hz, 800Hz, 1600Hz, and 3200Hz
Intelligent signal analysis to determine necessary corrections
Automatic adaptation to the target curve for a balanced sound
Single parameter: the RESET button to restart the analysis
Light and dark theme with scalable interface
Supports VST3, AU, and AAX, compatible with Windows and macOS
Analyzes the audio level using integrated LUFS.
Normalizes the signal to -24 LUFS to establish a stable reference.
Examines the spectrum and identifies the peak frequency.
Applies a dynamic high-pass filter to remove unwanted low-frequency content.
Adjusts the gain of each band to maintain a balance aligned with the reference curve.
BalancEQ is available for €23.99. Get it now and see how it can improve your mix balance effortlessly.
The Ultimate Automatic Equalizer for Effortless Balance
I do a lot of spectral balancing with different slopes -6 to 0, or using grey noise and I like the idea of controlling the spectral balance using gain versus using EQ filters which may bring phase problems.
Some suggestions:
1. It would be nice to specify the slope to “color” any specific instrument. For example: An acoustic guitar might sound nice at -4.5 but it may be better at -6 so as to keep it in the background a bit more (bringing depth to the mix). Not the same as lowering the volume.
2. It would also be nice if we could specify the LUFS value, instead of just -24.
Thanks