Standard EQs delay some frequencies which produces phase shifts. This can be a problem when mastering or when mixing multi-miked groups. EQ can exaggerate phase shifts caused by using multiple mics on instruments. And with parallel processing equalizing one path can change its phase compared to the other. For scenarios where phase is criticalespecially masteringWaves Linear Phase EQ is the answer. Its transparent free of smearing and can handle a wide variety of crucial equalization tasks.

Choose Your Transparency

The Broadband version includes a special lowband stage and 5 parametric EQ stages while the Lowband components 3 parametric stages cover 11 Hz to 602 Hz with the precision of 11 Hz resolution.

Choose Your EQ Shape

Sculpt your ideal response with low shelf low pass high shelf and high pass shapes for every stageeach with a choice of analog or digital slope characteristics. The ninth shape is a variable-width bell.

Shape the Low Frequencies with Precision

The Lowband components design and Q factor extract the accurate fullness of bass frequencies down to 11 Hz. 3 low-frequency parametric stages have 5 filter typeslow cut low shelf bell high shelf and high cut.

Mastery for Mastering

Linear-phase EQs accuracy and uncolored character have made it a favorite for critical mastering applications. Choose a 12 dB display range to see settings in more detail or 30 dB for a broad overview of all possible settings.

Features:

• 3-band low-frequency component is optimized for low-band surgery
• Exceptionally precise curves for consistent EQ
• 9 response curves for the 5 parametric stages
• No learning curvethe familiar interface is like the Renaissance EQ
• Broadband component covers the audio range from 22 Hz to 18 kHz
• Processes transients with more focus and clarity than standard EQ
• 30 dB of boost/cut per stage outperforms most EQs
• 2 special modes for extreme EQ settings

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