DDMF has improved the workflow of its IIEQ Pro and LP10 equalizer plugins.
Dubbed the "toxic twins" by DDMF, equalizers IIEQ Pro and LP10 have been updated to version 3.2 and 4.1, respectively. For both EQs, the workflow of creating new bands has been improved, from now on a single click anywhere in the curve editing window is enough to add a new band while double-clicking allows to delete a band. Also, for each of the individual curves that make up the full frequency response there's now a dedicated, colored overlay to make the whole more readable.

The IIEQ Pro and LP10 plugins are available for €35 each at DDMF's website - they're also both included in DDMF's EQ bundle which also includes the 6144 and DirectionalEQ equalizers for a total €72. Demo versions are also available.

 

This multi-track control thing is very useful to help figuring out frequency collisions.

Is there any other EQ that can do that, besides this one and Voxengo's GlissEQ?

 

DDMF have released a new updated version of their AAX/AU/RTAS/VST software equalizer IIEQPro.

A new version of IIEQPro has just been released, fixing some issues that could surface when renaming multitrack instances. It also features some minor internal improvements of the GUI drawing.

Registered users can get this free update from this address.

More details on IIEQPro are available at ddmf.eu.