In use: Unfortunately I didn’t have the chance to try this plug-in in a live sound environment, so my tests were restricted to the studio setup.

Supports AU, VST and AAX formats on Mac or Windows and is also compatible with Waves MultiRack Native.The smart curve can also have its range of action limited through its corresponding knob. The “smart” curve can be set to only analyze signals that are past the threshold setting or restrained to only consider a certain frequency range.The analysis process can be tweaked to take into account slow or faster timings per frequency band.Smart functionality: select a profile or source (vocals, guitars, piano, kick drums, etc) and the plug-in will analyze the incoming signal and apply a certain equalization curve tailored for the desired source.Freely resizable interface - check the attachments for a big 1080p screenshot.

Input/Output level meters and output level trim.Six fully-sweepable bands of parametric equalization with +/- 24 dBs of range, with options for bell or shelf on bands 2 and 5, and shelf or sweepable low/high cut filters with free Q (resonance) adjustments on bands 1 and 6.I’ll give a few usage examples below which should better describe what smart:EQ can or can’t do, but here goes the features at a glance before we move ahead: As stated above, this is not your everyday equalizer: at first sight we have the usual parametric EQ with LP/HP filters but on top of that there’s a “smart” functionality that quite literally does a big part of the job for us. Deploying the technologies previously developed on the standout freiraum and smart:EQ plug-ins, we are now treated with a “live” version that (as hinted on its name) is optimized for live sound applications or anything that requires the use of equalizers with real-time monitoring. The scope: sonible presents their first zero-latency tool, and it’s not your regular EQ plug-in.

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