… and finally adds support for higher samplerates.
BootEQ mkII - analog style equalizer and pre-amp simulator
Release notes:
- support for higher samplerates
- faster loading times on systems with large amounts of system fonts
- VST vendor tag changed to “Variety Of Sound”
- stability improvements when deleting the plug-in from effect slots
- stability improvements in cubase hosts
- VU display issue on mono tracks fixed
- less CPU consumption if GUI is closed
- slightly increased 2nd order harmonic in “TUBE ON” mode
- resetting the DRV knob with <ctrl>+click w/o any audio artifacts now
- reset position for the left LF frequency knob corrected to 250Hz
- audio crackles while switching preamp section on/off eliminated
- improved HF shelving filter with freq dip and asymetric behaviour
- changed pop-up displays version number now
- some EQ code optimizations added
- preset and manual update
Known issues:
- some display/knob rendering issues mainly in samplitude (compiler bug)
BootEQ mkII is available as freeware for Win32 and VST compatible systems – to download just refer to the download page or just click here instead and please acceppt the end-user license agreement.
Additional links:
THE man is back !! hope the holidays was cool !
Love!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey i was eager to see you online again, but with something like that! Wow!
You’re back and ready to kick some ass again!
…estoy usando el BootEQ y me tiene enganchado, les felicito por su gran trabajo
Welcome back!
hello herbert and big thanks for this !!!
all the best
salut !
Hope you had a great Summer holiday. Thanks for this update – BootEQ mkII is one of my favourite tools! :¬)
Hail,
First of all, welcome back, Bootsy!
Miss your background info about audio.
Second, thanks for the update. This EQ kicks ass!
Metal regards from Brazil!
All I can say is thank you. I really love Booteq mkII and now I can run it at favorite sampling rate. Many thanks! It’s nice to have you back!
archive broken? totalcommander as well as winrar tell me the included dll file fails the CRC check. tried both download links
Finally, welcome back Bootsy. I love your work. I’ve got love for you and your work, brotherly love though . . . DROPS . . . ROFL . . .
I hope you had a good break.
Great !! Thank you bootsie
Stability in Reaper has been greatly improved. Thanks for the update!
Thanks for the update. love this EQ!
great!
wellcome to the jungle!
Brilliant! Glad to see you updating this great plugin.
I really dig what you’re doing and would like to help out with beta testing. Contact me if you’re interested.
I love it. thanks.
is there a way to add a shelf filter instead of the bell filters for the low and the high band? Than I think it is more semilar to analogue eqs.
Thanks again Bootsy. God bless.
Hi Bootsy !
I’ve just discovered your nice BootEQmkII plugin. An eq combined
with a pre-amp/tube section is a great idea to add some
warmth/”analog” sound.
But im still not really satisfied with the processing of the high frequencies.
I haven’t managed it to get a nice high freq. roll off.
It would be great if you add a switch knob for the high center freq., like
8,12,16 kHz or an extra high cut filter with a nice roll off shape.
The possibility to switch any eq band on and off would be great for
mastering purposes.
But anyway, your plugins are really great !
Keep it up !
Bye and many thanks !
Thomas R.
S Tek wrote:
“is there a way to add a shelf filter instead of the bell filters for the low and the high band? Than I think it is more semilar to analogue eqs”
I would love that option too.
Otherwise,thanks for a spledid EQ
@S Tek:
To me the High Filter is already a Shelf filter type,
For the Low frequency i personnaly prefer the way it is right now, Boot EQ with the Preamp LF and EQ LF Bell/Cut can do many things on the bass spectrum, without the need for a Low Shelf for me. It’s very unique that way.