I’m happy to announce the release of ToneShiftEQ 0.6.0!
This release introduces several major new features and expands ToneShiftEQ beyond a traditional minimal phase EQ.
What’s New
Dynamic EQ
ToneShiftEQ now supports Dynamic EQ processing. Each band can react dynamically to the incoming signal, making it possible to apply frequency-selective compression while maintaining the familiar workflow.
Equalizer APO Support
ToneShiftEQ can now import and export Equalizer APO configuration files, making it easy to exchange EQ settings with Equalizer APO and integrate existing APO profiles into your workflow.
Impulse Response Load & Save
ToneShiftEQ can now load and save impulse responses. When an impulse response is loaded, its frequency response is automatically analyzed and approximated as a 12-band parametric EQ, allowing IR-based tonal characteristics to be recreated without using a convolution engine.
Note: The approximation is designed to capture the overall tonal balance of the impulse response rather than reproduce it sample-for-sample.
Note: IR loading and saving is currently not available in the LV2 version, as transferring large IR data through the LV2 state interface would introduce excessive overhead.
Other Improvements
Numerous internal improvements and optimizations.
Enhanced workflow for exchanging EQ settings and impulse responses.
Various bug fixes and stability improvements.
As always, feedback, bug reports and feature suggestions are welcome.
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