Adaptive Dynamic EQ
A vocal with a build-up around 200 Hz. Blue is the original signal, gold is the threshold you set, pink is the gain reduction.
Adaptive Dynamic EQ
A vocal with a build-up around 200 Hz. Blue is the original signal, gold is the threshold you set, pink is the gain reduction.
Liquid listens for whatever frequencies cross the threshold and pulls them back. No latency, no complications — just adaptive EQ.
A single track, a bus, the mix — anywhere you want it to work.
Lower it over the frequencies you're targeting until you're happy with the gain reduction.
How fast it grabs, how soon it lets go — exactly as you'd set a compressor.
Drag the filter curves to control which areas of the signal are targeted. A high-pass, a low-pass and a bell — they shape what Liquid listens to, not what you hear.
INTERNAL / EXTERNALListen to the track itself, or to a sidechain input.
RMS / PEAKReact to average level, or to transients.
ADVANCEDDepth, stereo link, mid/side and output. Set once and leave.
Windows only for now. Scanning this on your phone? Open the same address on your computer.
Drop Liquid.vst3 into C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3, then rescan plugins in your DAW.
Add it like any other plugin.
EVALUATE and enter your licence keyThe key is on your card. It's saved on your machine, so you only do this once — but keep the card in case you ever reinstall.
Liquid still runs as a demo — fifteen minutes per session, then it steps back to clean bypass. Enough to hear what it does.
Contact leo@wiredmasters.co.uk.