Welcome to the full documentation of Polynomial Equalizer.
Polynomial Equalizer is a VST plugin capable of being used in any VST3-supporting DAW.
Feature list
- Full control over many parameters
- Change the intensity or range to your liking.
- EQ Curve visualization
- Live visuals that paint a clear picture on which frequencies are being affected.
- Support for any amount of audio channels
- The plugin applies the EQ to all channels equally and does not mix them.
- Live audio EQ
- The plugin works smoothly in real time.
How it works
Polynomial Equalizer works thanks to an FFT processing pipeline.
For each channel:
- The live audio is deconstructed into frequency data.
- A frequency-domain transformation defined in the Equalizer is applied to it.
- The transformed result is then reconstructed and outputted.
Visit this page for a more detailed description + a full project diagram.
External dependencies
System Requirements
- Windows: 64-bit Windows 10 or later
- With
MSVC
installed for compiling purposes.
- And the
MSVC Runtime
for building and linking.
- macOS: Apple Silicon (ARM64) macOS 11 or later
- 64-bit DAW with VST3 support
Build process
For a detailed guide on how to build the plugin visit here.