Level Range EQ is free to download from Kojima Audio, a plugin that applies different EQ curves to different level ranges of a signal so quiet parts and loud hits can get separate tonal treatment. Download the installer from Kojima Audio's product page (developer site) — check the vendor page for the installer links and licensing details.
What it is and why it matters
Level Range EQ by Kojima Audio routes incoming audio into user-defined level ranges and lets you set independent EQ curves per range. It's useful for gain-dependent EQ, dynamic EQ-style moves, de-essing alternatives, and targeted tonal control on transient-rich material.
Key features
- Multiple level ranges with independent EQ curves
- Per-range gain and band controls for surgical shaping
- Real-time level detection and smooth crossfades between ranges
- Preset manager for quick setup and recall
- Supports VST3, Audio Unit (AU) and AAX formats
- Useful for levelling, dynamic tone control, transient shaping, and mix rescue
Specs & system requirements
- Formats: VST3, Audio Unit (AU), AAX
- Platforms: macOS and Windows (check Kojima Audio for exact OS builds)
- CPU: lightweight; suitable for multiple instances
- License: listed as free by the vendor — see Kojima Audio for the exact license text and commercial-use terms
Quick Facts: Level Range EQ is available for free (vendor listing); formats include VST3/AU/AAX and you can download it from Kojima Audio's site. Verify licensing and installer choice on the developer page before commercial use.
Grab the free download from Kojima Audio and try level-dependent EQ shaping in your next session.
FAQ
Is Level Range EQ really free?
Yes. The vendor lists Level Range EQ as free; check Kojima Audio's product page for the official download and licensing text.
What DAWs does it support?
It supports common plugin formats (VST3, Audio Unit, AAX) so it works in most modern DAWs — confirm specific OS builds on Kojima Audio.
Is the plugin royalty-free to use in commercial tracks?
Check the developer's license on Kojima Audio for definitive terms; the plugin is listed as free but licensing for commercial use is determined by Kojima Audio.