mastering equalizer & analyzer
MAutoEqualizer advanced mastering equalizer and analyzer combines a powerful equalizer, state-of-the-art linear-phase equalizer and analyzer in a single window.
Also, it is the first software featuring MeldaProduction Filter Adaption (MFA) technology which can actually perform the equalization for you based on an analysis of your recording, another recording or any spectral content which you can literally "draw" using our MeldaProduction Envelope System (MES).
Features:
* State-of-the-art 10 band parametric equalizer and linear phase equalizer combined with a powerful spectrum analyzer in a single window. Finally you can see input and output spectrum along with the equalizer shape and controls. 7 filter types for each band - peak, low-shelf, high-shelf, low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, notch.
* Automatic equalization - long-term analysis of average recording spectral properties provides information necessary to use MeldaProduction Filter Adaption (MFA) technology, which can configure bands to approximate the requested resulting spectrum for you.
* Comes in 2 versions - zero-latency equalization and a linear phase equalizer implementing 3 equalization algorithms with (approximately) the same frequency response - true bidirectional filtering algorithm, FFT algorithm and standard non-linear phase equalization. Bidirectional filtering provides maximal accuracy and minimal noise ratio. As a supplement MAutoEqualizer implements a standard equalization and FFT algorithm adopted in most cheap linear phase equalizers. This way you check all of the methods and find the best one for each particular case.
* Adjustable dry/wet mix - what is impossible for common equalizers due to phase alteration is not impossible for MAutoEqualizer anymore!
* Includes comparisons to most (not-only) modern styles - when you need to master your recording, you typically get some professional recording to compare it to. We have analyzed more than 80 well-known songs for you. So if you don't know or do not want to bother searching for some particular tune, just select an analysis of a song and let your recording sound like it!
* Averaging, smoothing and magnitude normalization are pretty outstanding features that all help optical recognition and accuracy of automatic equalization.
* Extremely advanced and easy-to-use user interface - our products are always workflow enhanced. You can easily change all values and gain maximal accuracy using textual editing. Smooth visualization of resulting frequency response with almost unlimited zooming. All parameters are adjustable from the graph with very advanced controls, integrated help using F1 or "?" buttons...
* MIDI controllers with MIDI learn - you can map any parameter to any MIDI controller or MIDI keyboard and control it realtime or record and automate it.
* Q in range 0.05 to 10 with protection against pops and crackles.
* Adjustable up-sampling 1x-4x for an even more accurate response and ability to perform processing in 192kHz and higher sampling rates.
* 64-bit processing and unlimited sampling rate, recommended maximum is 384kHz.
* Very fast, optimized for SSE and SSE2 processors.
* Full automation - not recommended for the FFT mode.
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Version 5.01 |
MacOS X Intel |
(AU, VST) |
May 22, 2011 |
MAutoEqualizer 5.01 compatibility update changes
* Surround is now off by default, because it causes problems with some hosts (known are FL Studio and Studio One). If you use surround processing, please enable "Activate surround" in the plugin settings, it will enable all plugins at once.
* Plugins can now access additional volumes on Mac OS X.
* Band editor in equalizers doesn't close when clicking on a band type any more and shows filter steepness.
* Fix: Plugins could crash in AU when requested mono to stereo configuration.
* Fix: Styles are now moved to user data folder, because some computers have permission problem with all-users directory.
* Fix: MFilter caused massive gain in parallel mode in some special circumstances.
* Fix: Analyzer in equalizers didn't show correct spectrum if activated after upsampling change.
* Fix: MMultiBandConvolution didn't remember custom paths correctly on Mac OS X.
MAutoEqualizer 5.00 changes
* Dual user interfaces - most commercial plugins now contain 2 interfaces, a simple default one with several predefined modes, but just a few controls, and an advanced one. This makes the plugins not only extremely versatile, but also quick and easy-to-use.
* Unique new analysis engine for MAnalyzer and all equalizers - new analysis engine is faster, more accurate and provides a whole new range of unique features, such as micro-sonograms, full sonograms, super-resolution (providing high resolution for low frequencies keeping speed for the high frequencies), prefilters (for loudness curves) or deharmonization (for easier fundamental frequencies analysis).
* Plugins are now categorized under VST and VST3 - with more than 55 plugins it started to be hard to find the plugin you need, therefore they are now categorized by purpose to Dynamics, EQs etc. With VST3 they also fit the standardized structure in your host (if it supports it).
* Added next/previous preset buttons.
* Added A/B switch to swap between previous two A-H presets.
* Added reset and collapsible band editor for equalizers.
* Added visual areas for equalizers.
* Added autolisten feature to parametric equalizers.
* MAutoEqualizer GUI completely restructuralised for easier workflow.
* Added 0% & 100% modes for global dry/wet for all multiband plugins.
* Increased accuracy when dragging Q in equalizers.
* Added "use first parameter's range" mode for modulators and multiparameters.
* Added a few shortcuts to control zooming in graph editors.
* Added global surround switch useful to make the plugins more compatible with some hosts.
* Added resizing arrow for resizable windows.
* Added smooth 2 envelope point mode.
* Upsampling range extended to 16x.
* Multiband peakmeters can now show different channels in surround.
* Optimized preset and settings storage.
* Preset exchange is now enabled by default, can be disabled in Settings.
* Band enable buttons have been removed for equalizers, instead the icon is clickable.
* Added single-pole (6dB/oct) lowpass & highpass filters for equalizers.
* Fix: Resizing windows with splitters changed ratio of the splitters.
* Fix: Resizable windows were sometimes showing arrow cursor over a position, where the window couldn't be resized.
* Fix: Demoversions with sidechain were crashing occasionally.
* Fix: Plugins with sidechain were occasionally crashing on Mac AU.
* Fix: A Windows message was poping when trying to access an unavailable drive.
* Fix: Upsampling latency wasn't reported correctly.
* Fix: Improved automation support with Ableton Live.
* Fix: Plugins didn't store bypass state.
* Fix: Multiparameters in switch mode were showing inverted state.
* Fix: Alt+Click in a graph editor caused maximum zoom, which is now disabled.
* Fix: Units in zoomed mode were sometimes showing invalid grid lines.
* Fix: Temp gain wasn't updated when automated/modulated.
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Version 3.00 |
MacOS X Intel |
(AU, VST) |
Jun 20, 2010 |
* Kernel heavily upgraded and optimized.
* Smart-learn feature for all modulators & multiparameters - just enable it and move anything in the plugin and the modulator/multiparameter will learn what parameters you used including intervals.
* A-H presets can be switched via program change MIDI message.
* MAutoEqualizer bypassed temporarily when computing new settings.
* Last randomization can be undone by holding shift and pressing Random button.
* Optional confirmations on destructive actions.
* Added bypass to the title.
* Fix: Single band case hasn't compensated for latency correctly.
* Fix: MIDI & general settings save/load.
* Fix: Disabling modulator resets original parameter values incorrectly.
* Fix: Preset selector couldn't expand/collapse folders.
* Fix: MAutoEqualizer reset didn't reset all parameters.
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Version 2.06 |
MacOS X Intel |
(AU, VST) |
Mar 13, 2010 |
* Improved upsampling algorithm performance.
* Improved compatibility with several hosts.
* Fix: Latency reporting.
* Fix: Plugin reset removing tails.
* Fix: Multichannel processing wasn't optimized enough and caused crashes.
* Fix: AU MIDI input.
* Fix: Denormalization problems causing high CPU usage when processing silence.
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Version 2.05 |
MacOS X Intel |
(AU, VST) |
Feb 26, 2010 |
MAutoEqualizer 2.05 changes
* Added mono and surround compatibility - most plugins can now handle from 1 to 8 channels.
* Fix: Denormals causing low speed of upsampling.
MAutoEqualizer 2.04 changes
* Added tree parameter selectors for easier workflow.
* Added soft saturation feature.
* Added integrated activation by drag & dropping your licence file into the plugin or using system clipboard.
* Improved upsampling filters.
* Improved style for better visibility.
* Improved Mac OS X compatibility.
* Added "Submit preset" to send settings to MeldaProduction to be included in next versions. Good preset creators may be awarded by free software.
* Fix: Text editing in controllers, modulators & multiparameters.
* Fix: Advanced band editor didn't update main editor.
* Fix: Upsampling could cause ceiling to 0dB.
* Fix: Assembler optimizations could cause problems.
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Version 2.03 |
MacOS X Intel |
(AU, VST) |
Feb 7, 2010 |
* ABCD morphing feature.
* High-quality upsampling engine.
* Improved Windows 64-bit and Mac OS X compatibility.
* Immediate editor resizing.
* Kernel optimizations.
* Graph rendering optimized.
* Randomization improved to apply only on useful parameters.
* Improved Mac OS X installer.
* Fix: Text value editing in modulators, MIDI controllers and multiparameters.
* Fix: Drag using trackers outside of window caused jumping to the other side.
* Fix: Upsampling controller sometimes contained invalid value after loading.
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Version 2.02 |
MacOS X Intel |
(AU, VST) |
Jan 20, 2010 |
* Added phase control.
* Preset export/import.
* Preset storage optimized.
* Fix: Modulator could replace values on loading presets.
* Fix: Added modulator target did not preserve original value.
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Version beta2 |
MacOS X Intel |
(AU, VST) |
Jan 10, 2010 |
Second beta release for mac
- it is may not stable.
- it is not very optimized.
- it is Intel only (PowerPC support probably will not be added at all)
- we are not sure about Mac OS X version requirements.