SurferEQ tracks the pitch of the instrument or a vocal track and can change the EQ frequency accordingly in real-time, making it possible for the first time to naturally control the fundamental frequencies or harmonics of a track. This characteristic makes the standard, fixed-frequency EQ less effective when it is used to manipulate the instruments/vocals harmonics. In reality, fundamental frequencies and the harmonic series change with the pitch of the instrument or vocal track. More info: Convergence Free (7.Up until now, EQ’s were set to a fixed frequency range. Cut Through Recordings are offering several other freeware effects, including the Entropy crossover delay plugin which was previously featured on Bedroom Producers Blog. Convergence is compatible with 32-bit and 64-bit digital audio workstations on Windows, macOS, and Linux. No signup required and you also don’t need to activate the software. To use the free version of Convergence, simply download the demo version of the software from the product page linked below. These are used to quickly set the relative width of the active frequency bands. Also, there’s a handy set of alignment controls in the lower-left corner of the UI. On a positive note, the spectrum display at the top of the interface is useful and well-implemented. The interface isn’t unusable, but it could do with some design improvements. The control layout is fine, but the font size is a bit too small and the color contrast is too low. Unfortunately, the interface design isn’t the best. For example, you could adjust the Threshold value on all active bands by moving a single control knob. Another workflow enhancement is the Global control panel which enables the user to quickly adjust a single parameter for all bands.
This method of range adjustment is quick and intuitive.
The band range is adjusted by moving a horizontal slider placed on top of a real-time spectrum display. Each frequency band comes with the Attack, Release, Threshold, Ratio, and Gain adjustments. The plugin has all the features you’d expect to see in a multi-band compressor. See also: Best FREE Compressor VST Plugins
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