Vintage Graphic EQ in Logic Pro for Mac

Vintage Graphic EQ is based on a classic mixing console module. The 10 EQ bands provide 12 dB of cut/boost. It emulates the Proportional Q design of the original device, which widens filter bandwidth at lower cut/boost levels and narrows filter bandwidth at higher cut/boost levels.

Frequencies aren’t fixed at the default values, and you can proportionally scale all bands to provide more focus on a portion of the overall frequency spectrum. This flexibility makes it great for precise signal shaping and also a useful tool for tasks such as tuning difficult rooms.

To add Vintage Graphic EQ to your project, choose EQ > Vintage EQ Collection > Vintage Graphic EQ in a channel strip Audio Effect plug-in menu. See Add, remove, move, and copy plug-ins in Logic Pro for Mac.

Figure. Vintage Graphic EQ equalizer window.

Vintage Graphic EQ parameters

You can change the standard frequency by dragging the Tune field.

  • In/Out switch: Turn the EQ circuit on or off.

  • Tune field: Drag to set the frequency of all band sliders. Scaling of frequencies is proportional. This can be used to tune the bands to your project key.

    Tip: When set to +12 you can boost 32 kHz which results in a very smooth high-end boost.

  • EQ band sliders: Drag to cut or boost the selected frequency of the incoming signal by ± 12dB.

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