IC5EQ manual
The IC5EQ is an analog style graphic EQ. Inspired from the best hardwares, shape your signal the simplest way.
This EQ offers two bells, two shelves, one tilt and a colored saturation at the end of the process to give that extra spice.
System requirements
MacOS :
MacOS 10.13.6 (high Sierra) and above.
Supports both Intel Core and Apple silicon
Memory : 8GB RAM
Compatible with every DAWs
Format : VST, VST3, AU
Windows :
Windows 10 (64bit) and above.
Supports both Intel Core and AMD
Memory : 8GB RAM
Compatible with every DAWs
Format : VST, VST3
Interface
1. Low shelf
The low shelf is set to 80Hz. Different Qs are applied, depending on boosting or cutting. When a boost is applied, the Q is narrow. Otherwise, when a cut is applied, the Q is broad.
2. High shelf
The high shelf is set to 10kHz. The Q is identical for boosting or cutting.
3. Low and high bells
The low bell is set to 500Hz and the high bell is set to 2000Hz. However, when boosted, it generates two subtle narrow cuts on the side of the bell to make a contouring effect. This effect is applied only for boosting, if the bells are cutting, it makes a simple narrow bell.
4. Tilt filter
The tilt filter arrives right after the bells and shelves. The filter will rebalance the whole track from dark to bright sound, and vice versa.
5. Color saturation
The color saturation comes at the end of the process. This analog style saturation gives more warmth and richness to the signal. The analog switch turns On/Off the effect and the color knob manage how much saturation you want to add to the signal.
6. Output section
The output section is here to compensate the boosts or the cuts you made with the settings applied.
7. Information
You can find all the informations about the plugin and the documentation by clicking this button.
Presets
You can add and manage presets with the preset manager of your favorite DAW.
Legal mentions
This software uses JUCE © 2004–2025 Raw Material Software Ltd. VST is a trademark of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH.
