Analyzes the frequencies in WAV files and corrects the amplitude so that differently recorded songs generate the same amount of bass and treble response. Highly useful for radios and DJs who work with songs from multiple sources.
Though normally used simply to enhance or weaken certain audio frequencies so that all the trebles and the basses sound exactly the way we like them, equalizers are useful in many other ways. Graphic Equalizer Studio, apart from providing you with full-range 31-band equalization, offers you an “Auto Correct” mode aimed at achieving a linear frequency response for all your audio tracks in order to “normalize” the output of your recordings.
This feature is not only useful for anyone listening to a playlist made up of tracks taken from different sources, but also for professionals requiring similar volume levels for all the audio files they use in their broadcasts. Radio stations are a good example of a professional application of this tool.
The program’s interface shows a graphical representation of a full third-octave EQ, complete with sliders and a customizable spectrum analyzer, that takes up most of your desktop. On smaller floating windows, you will find the Enhancer presets (for pop, techno, classic, small speakers, tape recording, or hip hop, among many others) and a real-time representation of how each of the various adjustments of these presets are affecting the playing track in terms of volume, harmonic bass, drum bass, dry signal, harmonic table, etc. more
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