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TDR VOS SlickEQ GE (Plugin Review)

Tokyo Dawn Labs built upon the free SlickEQ they released a couple of years back, this version introduces a “Tilt”-filter with flexible low-pass and high-pass filters, five distinct EQ models provide a rich set of predefined EQ curves and behaviors for the three main semi-parametric filter bands.


It also features a switchable EQ non-linearity and seven different output stages. These options offer subtle and interesting textures, from the typical “mojo” often associated with high-quality analogue audio gear, up to more obvious saturation.


That's not all, if you are a fan of using auto-gain, then it comes bundled with one, this way you can automatically compensate for changes of perceived loudness during EQ (within reasonable limits) and a gain-trim feature helps control peak overloads with ease.


The 64-bit multi-rate processing scheme practically eliminates typical problems of digital EQ implementations such as frequency-warping, quantization distortion, and aliasing.


Lastly, SlickEQ GE allows you to exclusively process the stereo sum or stereo difference without external sum/difference encoding (see “M/S” microphony).


►Key Features:

  • 64bit “delta” multi-rate structure
  • Three semi-parametric filter bands, each with two shape options
  • Five distinct EQ models: American, British, German, Soviet, and Japanese
  • Low-band offers an optional phase-lag able to delay low frequencies relative to higher frequencies
  • High pass filter with optional “Bump” mode
  • Low pass filter with two different slopes (6dB/Oct and 12dB/Oct)
  • Parametric Tilt filter with optional “V” mode.
  • Seven output stages: Linear, Silky, Mellow, Deep, Excited, Toasted, and Funky
  • Smart EQ actions: Match Pink, Match reference, De-resonate, and Auto HP/LP.
  • Highly effective loudness compensated auto gain control
  • Frequency magnitude response display including a real-time analyzer
  • Stereo, mono, left, right and sum/difference (mid/side) processing options
  • Added VST3 support.
  • Added UI scales: 100%, 125%, and 150%.
  • Added "Live" quality mode offering zero-latency operation.
  • Fixed DC appearing in "funky" saturation mode.
  • Added "Dual Mono*" mode (stereo operation with randomized tolerances).
  • Added new saturation mode "Seven".
  • Added Smart Operation Panel.


►System Requirements:

Windows

  • Win XP SP2 or above
  • VST (32-bit / 64-bit)
  • AAX (64-bit only)

Mac

  • Mac OS X 10.7 or above
  • VST, AU, AAX (64-bit only)

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