[ironmine]

Hello!

Does anybody know a way how I can equalize each channel separately with Electric-Q in Foobar2000?

Thank you!

Regards,
Eugene K.

 

[ironmine]

Or does anybody know a good fine-tunable parameteric equalizer with a possibility to equalize each of the two channels separately?

 

[leeperry]

IIEQPro has a dual channel version

 

[jiiteepee]

Maybe =e&type[]=22&f[]=dx&f[]=vst&win=1&free=1&com=1&un=1&sf=0&receptor=&de=0&sort=1&rpp=100]herefrom you can find a suitable one.

jiitee

 

[ironmine]

I haven't found yet. They are all either stereo graphic equalizers, or mono parametric ones.

 

[leeperry]

KVR: DDMF releases true stereo wrappers for IIEQPro and LP10

 

[jiiteepee]

Maybe this isn't what you're after ...

7-band harmonic graphic equalizer plugin - Overtone GEQ - Voxengo

Older version of energyXT VST effect plug-in allowed to use mono connections ... maybe Console or plogue bidule effect plug-in is capable do this aswell.

jiitee

 

[ironmine]

I got EnergyXTE finally! It works! There are now two Electri-Q equalizers working on two channels individually. However, you must copy electri-q.dll files into the same folder under another name (e.g., electri-q2.dll) and use the first file for the left channel and the second file for the right channel. When I tried to use the same dll for both channels, Foobar just crashed!

 

[ROBSCIX]

Your welcome

 

[leeperry]

the link I posted does exactly what you want, w/o any messing around w/ DLL's...but if you like it better when it's compilicated, be my guest

 

[ironmine]

Leeperry, IIEQPro and LP10 have the bandwidth minimum 0.1 only and only 2 figures after the decimal point. I need it to be much more narrow (and accurate) than that. For example, I use bandwidths which are 0.083, 0.125, 0.067, etc. Eletric-Q allows me to set these values accurately. It's more user-friendly, too. But thanks for your help anyway! Maybe someone else in my situation will find your method more preferrable.

 

[ROBSCIX]

Using EnergyXTE for signal routing is a great way to accomplish your task as you have the option to do so much more with effects giving you the option to experiment.

 

[leeperry]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ironmine /img/forum/go_quote.gif Leeperry, IIEQPro and LP10 have the bandwidth minimum 0.1 only and only 2 figures after the decimal point. I need it to be much more narrow (and accurate) than that. For example, I use bandwidths which are 0.083, 0.125, 0.067, etc. Eletric-Q allows me to set these values accurately.

oh ok, didn't realize Eletric-Q was so much more accurate...I've never really liked how it sounds anyway. the only mode i like is "Linear Phase" and the latency is way too high to be any useful to me in foobar

 

[ironmine]

Leeperry, where can I find Linear Phase mode? Do you mean it is one of the modes in Electri-Q or in other equalizers?

Also, as far as Electri-Q is concerned, can you please explain to me how "peak" in Basic is different from "peak" in CulteQ (or Dynamic or Warm, etc.)? What's the meaning of all these modes?

I would gladly try other equalizers if they had the same accuracy as Electri-Q. If you know any, please let me know!

 

[ROBSCIX]

Look at the WAVES software plugins. They are more or less the cream of the crop for audio plugin software and used in many professional studios. Very expensive but you can get demos which may help you get the sound your looking for.
The come in both Direct X and VST flavors. Here is a link to their EQ section: WAVES