Mastering EQ
At a Glance
| Type | Effect |
|---|---|
| Category | EQ |
| Platform | WiN |
| DAW | Any |
Harrison Consoles Mastering EQ is built for shaping the overall tone of a finished mix without upsetting the balance between instruments. Its 31 bands span 20 Hz to 20 kHz in third-octave steps, with adjacent adjustments forming smooth, flat transitions rather than separate peaks and dips. That makes it a natural fit for broad tonal changes when you want transparent results instead of obvious coloration.
Draw your EQ curve directly across the display, smooth uneven adjustments with a modifier key, or use fine control for subtle mastering moves. The gain display scales automatically, with manual zoom available when needed. Gentle high-pass and low-pass filters offer selectable 6 or 12 dB-per-octave slopes, while output trim helps manage the final level. A momentary bypass lets you quickly compare your changes against the untreated signal. It suits home producers seeking straightforward, musical control over their final mix balance.