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http://bigyo.untergrund.net/buzz/bigyo_eq_v10.zip

please report bugs.

Thank you!

Yes!! Thanks for these EQ machines.
I will use them soon to see if there's bugs (that I dont believe, I've never had problems with your machines he he he).
Why do you call it 'Graphic' ?
You came back here with gifts

magmavander wrote: Why do you call it 'Graphic' ?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphic_eq ... _equalizer

Thanks

they "sound" ok as far as i can tell.
most of the time i use parametric EQs but i find your 20 band graphic EQ handy and use it when i want an high resolution eq and dont wanna fiddle with bandwidths. it does a good job when you want to lower some resonant frequencies.

i use only vst eqs but good to see a brand new machine for buzz

very nice.

Attributes:dB range 8 to 32, Bandwidth 0.1 to 2 oct.
Cpu 0.5% to 1.5% on my computer, many thx for this cool stuff

tinga wrote:Attributes:dB range 8 to 32, Bandwidth 0.1 to 2 oct.
Cpu 0.5% to 1.5% on my computer, many thx for this cool stuff

Ah! These could, IMHO, be made available as machine parameters (if possible that is).

Thanks for feedback.

Evelon wrote:

tinga wrote:Attributes:dB range 8 to 32, Bandwidth 0.1 to 2 oct.
Cpu 0.5% to 1.5% on my computer, many thx for this cool stuff

Ah! These could, IMHO, be made available as machine parameters (if possible that is).

yes, this is possible, i'll change it.

there is one thing i didn't realize. most equalizers i've checked define bandwidth to be the frequency difference between the points that are 3 dB below the peak.
in this machine bandwidth is defined between points that are half gain below the peak (i.e. if gain is 10dB bandwidth is defined between points 5dB below the peak)
and i think this is better.
This has been described in this article http://thesounddesign.com/MIO/EQ-Coefficients.pdf

updated

nice. what i also have a use for is a wet/dry slider. i often find myself using a crossfader to mix wet and dry signals.

Thank you, Bigyo!

edit: the zip seems to be damaged here.

i think wet/dry is not a good idea for EQ, since it has non-linear phase

uploaded the zip again, it should be ok now: http://bigyo.untergrund.net/buzz/bigyo_eq_v10.zip

Much appreciated!

Thanks for these eq. I used it in still all my works now.
They are stable, they dont eat all my cpu
Merci!!

Just wanted to say ... many, many thanks for these awesome eq's Bigyo ...

I tested the 31-band EQ in the effect chain of the bass in my latest track and I think it is really good working, with low cpu consumption and the two sliders on top of the parameter-window are very, very useful ...
Why don't you upload them to the buzzmachines dot com page?

bigup for bigyo!
another great machine for the collection!

i made one small change: range parameter is now 0 - 32 dB. i will upload it (and updated ParamEQ) to buzzmachines today