GEDEON DSP · First plugin

The dynamic EQ that guides you, frequency by frequency.

DynEQ 24 pairs a 24-band dynamic equalizer with per-band compression — plus a frequency-group guide and per-instrument advice, so you know exactly what to cut or boost.

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DynEQ 24 — GEDEON DSP

Full DynEQ 24 interface: analyser, 24 bands and frequency guide

The difference

The only dynamic EQ with a built-in guide, frequency groups and advice.

Other EQs give you curves. DynEQ 24 tells you where to act — right on the analyser, in your language.

Frequency guide

7 spectral regions drawn on the analyser: Sub, Bass, Low-mid, Mid, High-mid, Presence, Air.

Frequency groups

Every instrument gets named zones — Foundation, Growl, Body, Presence… — overlaid on the curve.

Advice & Tips

Cut / boost bubbles tell you which frequency to treat, and why, for the chosen instrument.

Dynamic EQ

24 dynamic bands + per-band compression: threshold, range, attack, release — one click.

What’s new

Three additions that change the daily work.

A truer engine up top, the external sidechain mixers have been asking for, and ready-made starting points.

Cramp-free bells

Digital EQs squeeze their bells as they approach the top of the spectrum: at 15 kHz the error against the analogue reference curve reaches 7.6 dB. DynEQ 24 corrects it — the error drops to 1 dB, with no latency and no CPU cost.

External sidechain

Switch EXT SC on for any dynamic band and its detector follows another track instead. Duck the bass under every kick hit — one band at a time, rather than across the whole signal.

16 factory presets

Vocals, drums, bass, guitar, mastering: starting points meant to be reshaped, not accepted as-is. Save your own — they are plain files you can back up and share.

The concept

A frequency-group guide, laid over your sound.

Turn on GUIDE: the spectrum splits into 7 named regions and, for the chosen instrument, DynEQ 24 overlays its characteristic zones on the curve. No more guessing — you see where each timbre lives.

The 7 regions of the spectrum

Sub

20–60 Hz

Bass

60–200 Hz

Low-mid

200–600 Hz

Mid

600 Hz–2 kHz

High-mid

2–6 kHz

Presence

6–12 kHz

Air

12–20 kHz

DynEQ 24 frequency guide: spectral regions and instrument zones overlaid on the curve

Boost 20–80 Hz — Lows Cut 125 Hz — Boxy

Per-instrument tips

15 instruments. Advice for each one.

Pick the instrument being played: DynEQ 24 shows its characteristic zones and suggests which frequencies to cut or boost — with the reasoning. Great for learning EQ and for moving fast in the mix.

Example — Electric bass

Boost · 20–80 Hz · Lows Cut · 125 Hz · Boxy Boost · 600 Hz · Growl Cut · 1 kHz · Thin

15 instruments covered

Vocals Piano Electric guitar Acoustic guitar Electric bass Double bass Snare Kick Toms Cymbals Hi-hat Brass Strings Organ Tenor sax

Instrument selection menu and cut / boost advice bubbles in DynEQ 24

A band switched to dynamic mode in DynEQ 24 with its threshold, range, attack and release controls

Dynamic EQ + compression + external sidechain

Any band turns dynamic in one click.

Switch a band to dynamic (MAKE DYN) and it only reacts past the threshold: a de-esser, a resonance tamer or multiband compression, inside the same EQ. Feed-forward detector, ~0.7 ms response.

And with EXT SC, the detector follows another track: the bass steps aside on every kick hit, on that one band rather than across the whole signal.

THRESH

−24 dB

RANGE

6.07 dB

ATTACK

8.00 ms

RELEASE

120 ms

Monitoring & loudness

Precise listening, to broadcast standards.

A loudness meter compliant with BS.1770 / EBU R128: momentary, short-term, integrated, LRA and peak, with a -23 LUFS target marker. Plus a per-band headphone solo to isolate exactly the zone you’re treating.

ITU-R BS.1770-4 EBU R128 -23 LUFS LRA