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WWAYM releases NWEQDJ 3 band VST equalizer
WWAYM has released NWEQDJ. NWEQDJ is a 3 band equalizer VST effect plug-in, especially designed for live and DJ use. However NWEQDJ has no compromise in sound quality it can also be used in a studio session when a 3 band easy to use EQ is needed.
Main Features:
- High quality filters with two different characteristics
- Assymetric band gain control knobs (-96dB - +6dB)
- 0 dB is at the knob’s center position (which is very convenient for live usage)
-Additional center buttons
- MIDI learn for gain and band knobs
- 16 Presets
- Parameter finetune with right mouse button
- Interpolated gain knobs
The software can be used in two modes, unregistered (Free) and registered (35 EUR):
- 3 fixed bands if unregistered (band settings are only available through presets)- 3 parametric bands if registered (with frequency, quality and characteristics sliders
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04.12.2006
I'm hoping that this is the kind of low CPU resource 'channel' EQ that I've been hoping would appear on the market. I predict it is (haven't actually installed it yet) because WWAYM has had some very professional, good-sounding software plugin offerings that I've actually used the demos of.