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T-RackS EQ 81 is an audio plugin tool that is based on another classic piece of hardware whose character was instrumental in shaping the sound of many hit songs. The sound engineers were able to recreate all features and functions of the original model with this plugin, which can be used on almost any DAWs including Logic Pro X, Garageband, FL Studio 12+, Ableton Live 9+, Pro Tools 11+, Cubase 8+ etc.

the EQ 81 can be considered the evolution of its older brother, the EQ 73. However, T-rackS EQ 81 is a great tool for anyone who needs to adjust the sound of their track. There are four independent bands that can be adjusted, plus high and low pass filters, which allow you to home in on the exact frequency that you need adjusting. This module is particularly useful when precise adjustments are needed while still maintaining tone and warmth in your signal path.

Key Features of T-RackS EQ 81

IN: Sets the input level of the modeled mic preamp section. Increasing gain will result in more level and progressively more saturation of the processed signal, up to a gritty level of distortion. The range is +/-20dB.
OUT: sets the output level of the module. It can be used to compensate the variability of the input level in both positive or negative. The range is +/-20dB.
Hi-Pass Filter: sets the frequency of the Hi-Pass filter. The slope of the filter is 18 dB/Oct. Available frequencies are: 27Hz, 47Hz, 82Hz, 100Hz, 270Hz. OFF position switches the filter out of the signal path.
Low-Pass Filter: sets the frequency of the Low-Pass FIlter. The slope of the filter is 12 dB/Oct. Available frequencies are: 3.9KHz, 5.6KHz, 8.2KHz, 12KHz, 18KHz. OFF position switches the filter out of the signal path.
Low Band Freq: sets the frequency of the Low Shelf Band. Possible values are: 33Hz, 56Hz, 100Hz, 180Hz, 330Hz. OFF position switches the band out of the signal path.
Low Band Shelf/Bell: switches the Low Band from shelving to peaking mode with a constant 0.2 Q.
Low Band Gain: sets the gain of the Low Band. Available Range is +/- 15 dB.
Low Mid Band Freq: sets the frequency of the Low Mid Band. Possible values are: 220Hz, 270Hz, 330Hz, 390Hz, 470Hz, 560Hz, 680Hz, 820Hz, 1000Hz, 1200Hz. OFF position switches the band out of the signal path.
Low Mid band Gain: sets the gain of the Low Mid Band. Available range is +/-10 dB.
Low Mid Band Hi-Q: switches the bandwidth of the Low Mid Band from a constant 0.5 to a gain dependant 1.0 with a slightly more pronounced gain range.
High Mid Band Freq: sets the frequency of the High Mid Band. Possible values are: 1.5KHz, 1.8KHz, 2.2KHz, 2.7KHz, 3.3KHz, 3.9KHz,4.7KHz, 5.6KHz, 6.8KHz, 8.2KHz. OFF switches the band out of the signal chain.
High Mid Band Gain: sets the gain of the High Mid Band. Available range is +/- 10 dB.
High Mid Band Hi-Q: Switches the bandwidth of the High Mid Band from constant 0.3 to a gain dependent 1.0 with a slightly more pronounced gain range.
High Band Frequency: sets the frequency of the High Band. Possible values are: 3.3KHz, 4.7KHz, 6.8KHz, 10KHz, 15KHz. OFF position switches the band out of the signal path.
High Band Gain: sets the gain of the High Band. Available range is +/- 15 dB.
High Band Shelf/Bell: switches the Low Band from shelving to peaking mode with a constant 0.2 Q.
Phase: inverts the phase of the processed signal.
EQ: turns the EQ section on or off; when EQ is off signal is still passing through the preamp section.
ON: turns the whole module on or off.
RESET: when clicked, this control brings the settings of all of the parameters back to their default. Clicking again will bring the controls back to their last state, in case you accidentally hit this button or changed your mind.
L=R: links the two channels for stereo operation: all parameters affect the two channels in the same way to maintain a consistent stereo image.
L/R: click on the L or R icons if you want to dial in specific EQ settings for L and R channels independently.
M/S: this option uses a Mid-Side matrix to insert the stereo EQ in your processing chain. This means that you can independently equalize the Center or the Sides of your stereo program. The L and R icons are replaced by M and S in this mode. Click M to set the EQ for the Center (Mid) of your stereo image or S to set EQ for the sides

Mac requirements: Intel Core 2 Duo, 4 GB of RAM (8 GB suggested), macOS 10.10 or later.
Supported Plug-in formats (64-bit): Audio Units, VST 2, VST 3, AAX.
Windows requirements: Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Athlon 64 X2, 4 GB of RAM (8 GB suggested), Windows 7, Windows 8 or Windows 10. Requires an ASIO compatible sound card. Supported Plug-in formats (64-bit): VST 2, VST 3, AAX.

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