• Graphic Equalizer Studio 2007

• Author Company: PAS-Products (Partner with ShareIt.com)

• integrated Compressor, Limiter und Enhancer RMS Level Meter

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• Price: $ 49.00
• File Size: 2.55 M   Requirements: No special requirements
• Update Time: 11/30/2007 2:49:33 AM   Release Date: Monday, February 05, 2007
• Language: English
• OS: Win95/Win98/WinMe/WinNT 4.x/Windows2000/WindowsXP/Windows2003
• License: Shareware  Limitations: 14 Days
• Support Phone: (011) 172 8939983
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* Neu in this version
* Mixer Play List (use it like Windows Media Player) *
* Batch Restoration Tool for your MP3 files *
* Correlations Meter
* RMS Level Meter and Peak Level for the Input and Output
* integrated Compressor, Limiter und Enhancer
* 1/3 Octave displaying for the frequency bands
* Automatic Calculation of Band Frequencies with Octave selector
* DSP Normalization of Wave files
* Programmable Frequency selection with independent Band Calculator
* Programmable Q-Factor for fine-tuning separate configurations
* Configurations saved in 2 convenient locations for reloading all project data
* Automated Equalization of Live Audio in Real time for evaluation via external support
* Automated Real time Equalization of all Digital Audio infinitely with no loss of quality
* MP3 Player / Refresher
* Q-Factor for fine-tuning separate configurations
* Sync to loop feature for specific evaluation of Digital Audio files
* Programmable Frequency selection with independent Band Calculator Programmable
When Auto Correct is enabled, it will scan all selected frequencies in the wav file to determine the minimum and maximum amplitudes.It will then correct these variations by automatically increasing or decreasing the levels of attenuation at specific frequency intervals (usually 1/3 octave).

The result is a nearly linear frequency response. For the listener, this creates more consistent sounding audio. A typical application that would benefit from this tool is an internet radio station. A common problem that many of these stations experience is an inconsistency in true audio reproduction (i.e., different songs sound different).