Product Detail
Blue Cat's Liny EQ is an outstanding 8 - band linear phase equalizer. It features extremely low latency, less than 3 milliseconds (128 samples at 44,1 kHz), and minimal pre - ringing artefacts. Thanks to its optimized linear phase kernel, it processes signals without phase distortion.
With a wide gain range of + - 40dB and multiple filter shapes, it's a highly flexible graphic EQ, allowing you to craft unique EQ curves. The dual - channel version offers independent settings for left/right or mid/side channels, with great linking capabilities for efficient workflows.
The user - friendly interface comes with a top - notch spectrum analyzer and spectrogram viewer. You can customize the layout and display options to fit your workflow. It also supports continuous EQ curve updates via MIDI or Format - Automation, and has an additional 'Mix' control, making dynamic equalization tasks a breeze when paired with our control generation plug - ins.
Features include a linear phase graphic equalizer, exact EQ curve display, four EQ shapes, real - time spectrum analyzer display, and more. It adheres to Blue Cat Format - Audio Standards, available in multiple formats for Mac and Windows, with native DSP code for optimal performance, full MIDI control, and much more.
Using Blue Cat's Liny EQ is quite straightforward. First, open the plug - in in your Digital Audio Workstation. You can choose between the single - channel and dual - channel versions according to your needs. For the dual - channel version, you can set up independent parameters for left/right or mid/side channels and use the linking feature to streamline your workflow.
When adjusting the EQ curve, use the wide gain range of + - 40dB and the four filter shapes to create the sound you want. You can also use MIDI or Format - Automation to update the curve continuously. The 'Mix' control can be used for dynamic equalization when working with our control generation plug - ins.
As for the display, use the spectrum analyzer and spectrogram viewer to get a better understanding of the audio. Customize the user interface layout and display options to suit your working style.
Some things to note: Make sure your Digital Audio Workstation supports the plug - in format you choose. When the plug - in is idle, it will automatically reduce CPU load, but it's still a good idea to close unused instances. When bypassing the plug - in, use the smooth bypass feature to avoid noise.
For maintenance, keep your Digital Audio Workstation and the plug - in software up - to - date. This will ensure optimal performance and compatibility with other software.
