Flux Epure 5-Band Eq Plugin

Flux Epure 5-band Eq Plugin

Product Code: eq172154
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Enhance your workflow with the precision of Epure from FLUX, a comprehensive 5-band EQ plug-in with band-adjustable curves, variable Q, and low/high cut, peaking, and shelving filters on each band. With the morphing slider and automation support, you can smoothly shift between A/B parameter sets.

Epure supports L/R, M/S, and surround equalization and can simultaneously process up to eight M/S encoders/decoders and up to 16 band groups. Master gain control is provided along with ±24 dB of gain per band. An audio I/O routing matrix is available for integrating into your existing audio set up. Epure is available for macOS and Windows computers and supports VST, AAX Native, AAX DSP, and AU plug-in formats.

5 Bands with Hands-On Curve Editing Low/High Cut, Shelving & Peaking Filters Adjustable Q Factor: 1 to 100 -24 to +24 dB Gain Control Morphing Slider with Automation Simultaneous A and B Preset Slots Multiply, Divide & Invert Gain on Bands 8 M/S En-/Decoders, 16 Processing Groups VST, AU, AAX Native, and AAX DSP Formats For macOS and Windows Computers

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Delivery Format	Download
License Type	Standard: Perpetual License
User Support	1 User
Standalone Operation	No
System Compatibility/Requirements	Operating System: Windows/macOS Plug In Formats: AAX (DSP) / AAX (Native) / VST / AU USB Key Authentication: Required (iLok/iLok Cloud)

The logical and comprehensive user interface contains instant shortcut functions to enhance and simplify the user workflow. Each of the five color-coded band sections combine to cover the complete frequency range and offers ±24 dB gain with dynamic instant gain controls, allowing you to:

Multiply the gain by 2
Divide the gain by 2
Invert the gain with the flip of a switch, converting the band section's positive values to negative and vice versa

Epure offers eight channels of simultaneous processing for L/R, M/S, or surround operations, with eight M/S decoders/encoders and up to 16 internally routable processing groups to process multiple explicit tiers from within one single plug-in instance. Using the internal processing groups and the M/S option in a multichannel setup, you can have one set of controls grouped together for the front channels and a different group controlling the rear channels and configure an M/S EQ on the front channels and simultaneously another M/S EQ on the rear channels.

The built-in preset manager and the preset morphing slider provides instant and intuitive control of all parameters and controls. With a simple one-click operation, everything is copied from one of the two preset slots to the other, even during playback. The two Preset/Parameter slots, A and B, can be loaded with two full set of parameters at the same time. And, the morphing slider will allow you to mix them and record the morph with host automation.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it fit on the counter wt bar of CGX MOUNTS?

A: Yes it dose

Q: 2. Can you recommend a carrying case for this item?

A: This would be the best I could recommend. Lightware C6042 42" Cargo Case, Padded (Black) BH #LIC6042 • MFR #C6042 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/30895-REG/Lightware_C6042_C6042_42_Cargo_Case.html

Q: 3. What is the tripod height adjustment range?

A: The included tripod can be adjusted from 45 to 58 inches.

Q: 4. Are the motors tucked in this version?

A: The motor and gears of the Losmandy G-11 GFT are internal.

Q: 5. How does the chromatic aberration of this telescope compare to the Omni 102 XLT? What options are there to mitigate the CA for viewing?

A: Every optical tube will have a degree of chromatic aberration. For me the best way I found to reduce it is by upgrading my eyepiece. I prefer the Celestron Omni XLT 120mm f/8.3 EQ Refractor Telescope BH #CEOXLT120K • MFR #21090 for its lower Focal Ratio and brighter image

Q: 6. Will this work for the NexStar 127SLT?

A: No, the EQ Wedge is not compatible for use with a NexStar SLT mount. Sincerely, Garrett at Celestron

Q: 7. Will this work on the AVX mount. I need a total of 17lbs and this would fill the bill, if it would fit the AVX?

A: Sorry but Celestron does not say what the diameter of the hole is.

Q: 8. What is the tripod leg O.D.?

A: 1.75".

Q: 9. Which SkyWatcher pier extentions work on this tripod?

A: Unfortunately there are no pier extension options for the Sky-Watcher EQM-35 EQ GoTo Mount Head .

Q: 10. Can this mount work with the Sky-Watcher 8" Telescope?

A: Yes as long as it's Vixen Style, and weighs under 22 lbs.

Aaron	26/09/2024
[Download] So glad I made this purchase. I was in a hurry to meet a deadline and Element 3D has been hands down the fastest most efficient way bring 3D objects into After Effects and create 3D scenes to composite into your videos. The ability to drag .obj files into After Effects is huge and the speed at which the program functions is incredible. I've been editing off a laptop with 16G RAM and a NVIDIA 1050 3G graphics card with After Effects CC 2020 and moving around my scene in the 3D viewer is instantly responsive without any lag or dip in resolution during camera rotation. 5

Nicholas	22/09/2024
[1 User] Needed to fix feedback problems with Cantor microphones in a large church. This fixed the problem and we were able to take the boomyness (is that a word?) out of the mids as well. Would definitely recommend for simplicity and price. 5

Anderson	19/07/2024
[1 User] i really like this mixer and its feathers for me 5

Paul	15/07/2024
[Download] This Graphic Equalizer works great, easy to set up and has intuitive controls. This unit replaced another brand that had failed. The best part is that ART makes great equipment that is 1/3 to 1/2 less than other brands with the same features. This is the second ART 351 that I have used and would recommend this unit without reservations. This unit is installed in a medium-size church to control feedback on the public address system. 5

Matteo	13/07/2024
[1 User] For the price, it is a basic EQ that I bought last minute to use in line for a mono feed to a series of speakers in a loud gym space production. I was short for equipment in this production that involved multiple spaces for production. This EQ was only used for EQ on 7 wirelss LAVs in this loud boomy room. I was able to cut all the hot frequencies with 4 very cheap low quality self powered speakers (all 300-500w). For its price range, it is basic and simple and did the job. XLR in/out was a must. 5

anyonymous	12/07/2024
[Download] Element 3D greatly enhanced my workflow. To anyone considering getting this product, I would definitely recommend it. 5

Matthew	29/05/2024
[Download] This EQ is a perfect fit for my Transmitting station. I can adjust the audio to just the way I want it to sound before it hits the final PA and over the air. I use this with my Heil Microphone and a small mixer. Will be buying another one for the other channel. 5

Shaun L.	25/05/2024
[Download] Nice set of mixer features at this price point. 3-Band EQ with -30dB does a good job of killing bass. The channel faders are smooth, seems like they're log faders so you have good control at the top half of the range. The crossfader feels alright, but is somewhat noisy toward the ends of the range using the gradual CF slope. The noise is less apparent with the sharp CF slope. I tend to use the channel faders for mixing, so I can avoid using the gradual CF slope. Overall, I think this mixer is a great value. 5

Martin	23/05/2024
[Download] I purchased the dbx 231s primarily to enhance my experience playing 78 rpm records. Even with a proper turntable, cartridge and stylus, the issue that remains is the fact that 78s were produced with a variety of equalization curves (that's plural!). A current standard phono preamp with RIAA equalization cannot properly reproduce the 78 recordings. There are a number of off the shelf devices designed to solve this problem, ranging from quite inexpensive (and useless!) to astronomically pricey and not much in between. Following up on some thoughtful advice and some of my own getting into the weeds on this, I'm finding that the graphic equalizer is a satisfying solution. 5