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Three-Body Technology Modern G31 v1.0.2 [WiN, MacOSX]
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Three-Body Technology Modern G31 v1.0.2 [WiN, MacOSX]

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Modern G-31 is a contemporary-style full-featured graphic equalizer plugin featuring 31 EQ bands, high precision floating parametric EQ bell filter, a real-time analyzer, and a "Drive" model of vintage consoles. Unlike IIR-based Graphic EQs, Modern G-31 uses minimal-phase FIR filters in order to eliminate artifacts by band interaction. This provides perfect plateau and stair-stepped responses. Slope between bands can be adjusted by the "Curve" knob. Features: 31-band EQ; simple and rapid workflow; avoids stair-stepped responses; zero latency; stereo, mid/side and left/right processing; spectrum visualizer; highly optimized; GPU-accelerated interfaces that are freely resizable. NOTE: To minimize CPU cost in audio thread, FIR parameter are updated in another thread and G-31 cannot perform automations with sample-accurate automation. A witch says, MERRY XMAS!

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