Full Band EQ

The full band EQ takes the form of a conventional Audio Equalizer, with switches below each band to turn them off if the are not in use. Each band is an accurate digital band filter, which requires a certain amount of computer processing. The number of bands which can be on at one time depends on the speed of your computer processor. If you exceed the capabilities of your computer, you will notice the audio breaking up or ticking sounds. If this happens, you can increase the number of bands to be played by changing the audio to mono. Only one channel will require half the processing time of a stereo signal.

You can also re-sample the audio to 22050Hz instead of 44100Hz. Whatever the sample rate of the file, it will be resampled to the rate selected by this switch.

IMPORTANT! The sample rate and stereo/mono selectors must be chosen before a file is opened. To change this setting and apply it to the audio, you must re-open the file.