Go on be the boss Why work within the confines of an
EQ configuration of someone elses choosing UNIQUEL
-IZER lets you determine your ideal EQ. If you ever
need more bands or filters theyre just a click
away. No need to swap out for another EQ or use
another insert slot. UNIQUEL-IZER lets you be the
boss.

Variety is the key From standard to specialty
filters the unprecedented selection lets you be the
master of your EQ. Use the 4 and 8 harmonic
parametrics to remove A/C line noise (i.e. hum) or
use the steep notch to remove unwanted tones. With 11
filter types available theres a filter for every
occasion.

Get Ready to Flex Activate or inactivate filters on
the fly or solo an individual filter to hear only its
effect. Two workspaces allow you to compare EQs to
zero in on the ideal settings for your mix. Boost or
cut your signal by +/- 24 dB. Zoom in on the filter
graph for editing precision. Save your EQs with
integrated Save and Load. Import previously saved
filters into your current EQ session. Click here to
see the Full Feature List

Features

Unlimited number of fully overlappable bands

Supports sampling rates up to 192 kHz

Works in mono or stereo

Apply different filters to each channel

11 filter types available

Traditional peaking/parametric low/high pass 2
low/highshelf band pass

Specialty 4 and 8 harmonic parametrics notch

Controllable frequency gain bandwidth and harmonic
decay; turnoff selected harmonics per filter (where
applicable)

Activate/deactivate filters on the fly

Processing power only used for active filters

Solo individual filters

Output peak hold meters with clip indicators

Stereo output trim fader with +/- 24 dB boost/cut

Multi-processor/Advanced multi-processor (AMP)
capable

Interface

Adjust filter settings using sliders dragging a
filters handles on the filtergraph or using arrows
to nudge

Lock individual parameters from editing

Customizable frequency response display

Show only the selected filter turn off filter
handles show/hide

plot labels/scale turn off graph shading

Zoom in or out on the frequency response display

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