Hi, im looking for a EQ like this one above with an piano kind of "note finder" but with this style of view:
So, Im looking for a eq that has this easy "key finding" method but with this "bright" lines for representating audio, because I think they'r easier to identify the strongest frequency, do you guys know one like that?
Cheers

 

FabFilter Pro Q and Equilibrium (DMG Audio) both offer piano roll display. You can't have the type of animation you seek on equilibrium (spectogram of the pitch), not sure for pro Q, I haven't tested it since v1. Pure visualizers probably all offer more or less that sort of view. Dualism, Nugen Visualizer, more a matter of tweaking the visualization options in the spectogram view.

 

+ ApQualizr 2 to that list.

 

some devs reading this....
damn this fl guys have spectogram view in their eq...they also have octaves in it...so just request piano roll keys view on top in fruity forum....
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EDIT them fruity guys was listening to customers when i remember right..

 

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Fabfilter pro eq 2 is very similar to the image you are showing. It has a piano downstairs and it marks your notes. The pro eq 3 is the same but also marks the notes above and can be static or dynamic.

 

This is eq from fl studio, realy ?

 

you can see fruity parametric eq 2 in left above corner of the second eq....the first eq is pro q 2

 

I use this all the time. You can think of it as the Autotune of EQs.
https://www.soundradix.com/products/surfer-eq/

 

Blue Cats Liny EQ or the x42 Equalizer. They aren't exact to the FL eq, but they do have a decent spectrogram analyzer.

Pro-Q3 can do the FL thing, but only when looking at the groups/sidechains in the plugin. Which will let you see which frequencies are overlapping each other the most. A cool feature to help find masking areas and clear them out. Like seeing if the bass and kick have too much overlapping at 100hz or something.

 

SurferEQ2 It also will track the harmonics magically. It seams to do what no other EQ can.

 

Certainly an easier way to "find keys" is to use Melodyne or Ableton's pitch-to-MIDI function which both work quite well.
There's also the MIDI Guitar 2 app that runs on iPhone/iPad and gives you polyphonic MIDI output for $20.

AudioStretch is another iOS app showing the strongest frequency components directly above the piano keyboard:

 

Acon Equalize 2
Crave DSP Crave EQ
They too have piano bar

 

HEQ Waves plugin

 

All the Melda EQ's. Select the 'Areas' tab and you get the option to place a keyboard at the bottom or the top of the display. It also shows you drum frequencies, general frequencies and octaves. You can also define your own presets. I like @fiction's suggestion.

 

well, not magically. it finds the fundamental tone, from there it's just counting up.
The thing that amazes me about surf eq, is that there are not much audible phasing/chorus artifacts.
What might explain the shelf and bell restrictions?

 

I think you guys didn't get it, maybe I explained really bad, I want a EQ like the "Fruity Parametric EQ 2" with these lines representing audio but with an "keyboard" at the bottom, I just used the "Pro-Q" as an keyboard example

 

Fabfilter Pro Q3

 

SurferEQ 2 looks interesting

 

Last edited: Jan 6, 2020