DDMF DirectionalEQ

Traditional EQs affect the entire stereo field's spectrum at once. L/R or Mid-Side EQs let you process two channels or mid and side signals simultaneously. But DirectionalEQ takes it a huge leap forward. Now you can independently equalize all directions in the stereo field! It has five bands, each offering top - notch filter types with 64 - bit processing and 2x oversampling. You can also specify the direction for each channel. Want more bass at 2 o'clock, less mid - range at 11 o'clock, and more treble from the left? No worries, that's what this EQ is designed for! Available in VST, AAX (32/64 bit) and RTAS (32 bit) formats for Windows, and VST, AU, AAX (32/64 bit) and RTAS (32 bit) formats for Mac (10.6 and higher). It offers directional equalization per angle in the stereo field, 5 independent bands with 8 filter types per band, 64 - bit internal processing, and 2x oversampling for a smooth high end.

Using this DirectionalEQ is easy. First, open it in your audio software that supports its formats like VST, AAX or AU. Decide which part of the stereo field you want to adjust. Each of the five bands can be set to a specific direction. Use the filter types available for each band to shape the sound as you like. If you want a smooth high - end, the 2x oversampling feature will do the trick. When using it, make sure your audio software is compatible with the format you've chosen. Also, don't set the parameters too extreme at once, as it might distort the sound. To maintain it, keep your audio software and the EQ plugin updated. That way, you'll always get the best performance out of this great tool.