Another feature update for our visual parametric equalizer.
We’ve just released an update for Total EQ, our versatile digital equalizer with advanced analog emulation.
HoRNet TOTAL EQ is a highly adaptable precision equalizer that also features a built-in spectrum analyzer. One of its standout features is the ability to control all parameters of each EQ band directly from the frequency chart. This means that while you’re editing a band, all the controls are conveniently at your mouse pointer, streamlining the entire process.
TOTAL EQ offers incredible flexibility, with up to 12 individual bands available. You can choose whether each band functions as a precise digital EQ or is given an analog character. Our analog emulation is the most advanced we’ve developed, replicating not only the saturation of analog hardware but also the natural variations caused by component tolerances. This introduces subtle, unique differences between bands, giving the sound a more organic and dynamic feel.
Each band can also be configured as one of 17 filter types, including low pass, high pass, band pass, high shelf, low shelf, and the classic fully parametric peak filter.
Beyond the usual EQ controls, each band can act as a dynamic filter, thanks to our automatic attack, release, and threshold settings borrowed from HoRNet DynEQ. This allows you to easily control the dynamic response of any band by simply adjusting a point on the screen, making dynamic EQ adjustments incredibly intuitive.
Additionally, every band in TOTAL EQ offers Mid/Side functionality, letting you isolate and adjust the stereo image independently. Global controls also make it simple to activate or deactivate analog emulation and saturation for all bands at once. You can even link the input and output levels, so when you adjust one, the other compensates automatically. This way, you can drive the analog engine without changing the overall output level.
The new version 1.2.0 introduces several enhancements:
This update is free for all current plugin owners and can be downloaded from the user area.
