AMX DynamEQ eight-band dynamic equalizer interface

AMX DynamEQ

by AMXOS
Best for Mix and mastering engineers seeking controlled dynamic cuts across the stereo image
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Key Features

  • Eight independent downward dynamic EQ bands with adjustable frequency, Q, threshold and maximum cut
  • Peak, RMS and true peak detection for each band
  • Peak, notch, high-pass and low-pass band shapes
  • Stereo, left, right, mid or side targeting per band
  • Optional mono or stereo external sidechain for individual bands
  • Shared gain-reduction budget with proportional or sequential allocation
  • Delta monitoring and multiple displays for examining the processing

Description

AMX DynamEQ is an eight-band downward dynamic equalizer for controlling frequencies as their level changes. AMXOS designed it for mix buses and mastering, with independent detection and stereo placement on each band.

Each band has frequency, Q, threshold and maximum cut controls, so you can aim a reduction at a specific part of the spectrum and limit how far it moves. Choose peak, RMS or true peak detection, along with peak, notch, high-pass or low-pass filter shapes.

Bands can address the stereo signal, left or right channel, or the mid and side components. Different placements can run together, making it possible to focus corrections on a particular part of the stereo image within one instance.

An optional external sidechain can key an individual band from a mono or stereo source. A shared gain-reduction budget caps the combined cut, with proportional or sequential allocation, while delta monitoring lets you hear the difference between processed and original signals.

The interface offers multiple visual displays for band response, detection and correction. DynamEQ comes as a Windows x64 VST3 plug-in and standalone application; the developer provides the installer after a free checkout, with a license for up to two customer-controlled devices and 1.x updates.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the correction budget work?

It sets a global cap on combined gain reduction across the bands. You can choose proportional or sequential allocation.

Can individual bands react to an external signal?

Yes. Each band can use an optional mono or stereo sidechain input for detection.

Can bands target different parts of a stereo mix?

Yes. Each band can target stereo, left, right, mid or side, and different placements can run together.

How many devices can use the license?

AMXOS says the license covers up to two customer-controlled devices. It also includes 1.x updates.

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