That gives a unique control over potential pre-ringing artifacts which is a common problem with linear phase filtering. Equalize goes one step further, though, and introduces the unique mixed phase mode that allows you to set the latency freely in the range 5 to 120 milliseconds while preserving the phase relationships as far as possible. Needless to say, you can operate Equalize as a zero latency plug-in when using the minimum phase mode or choose to preserve the phase relationships in the linear phase mode. The filter slope can be set anywhere from 3 dB to ultra-sharp 120 dB per octave. Unlike other equalizers, you can freely adjust not only center frequency, gain and bandwidths, but also the filter slope for each band. Acon Digital Equalize is a parametric equalizer plug-in that combines unique features with excellent workflow and an intuitive user interface. Each filter band has its own display handle, which can be adjusted by mouse.

The filter response is controlled by 12 individual filter bands. This allows you to capture the incoming signal, to freeze it and to modify then the filter curve based on the altered outgoing spectrum.

GEQ12 has the unique feature that the outgoing spectrum is directly calculated from incoming spectrum (incoming spectrum - filter curve = outgoing spectrum). The display shows the spectrum curve of incoming and outgoing signal. Similarly, a snare track could end up sounding thin in a mix when the toms resonance are out of phase with the snare. Often, a bass track could be temporarily out-of-phase with the kick or rhythm guitar tracks, and when summed into a mix, end up cancelling each-other over the overlapping frequency range, causing a temporary 'hole' in the low end. Normally, where mixer channels are summed into a single stereo mix bus, instruments overlap and interact with each-other across the frequency range and phase position.

Good phase relationships between mixer tracks, are a key to great sounding mix.

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