Capture Classic Curves from Hardware EQs
The Q-Capture\/Q-Clone combination solves three crucial limitations with outboard analog EQ: You can\u2019t use more than one instance of a hardware processor, you can\u2019t save presets, and you can\u2019t see the actual curve that\u2019s being applied\u2014which often doesn\u2019t correspond to the panel markings.<\/p>\n
Q-Capture \u201csamples\u201d a hardware EQ\u2019s curve. Save it as a Q-Clone plugin preset, insert it in as many tracks as you like, and see the exact curve represented graphically. It\u2019s pretty magical.<\/p>\n
requirements:
mac:
cpu: Intel or Silicon Architecture
ram: 8
disk: 16
version: macOS Catalina 10.15, Big Sur 11, Monterey 12, Ventura 13, Sonoma 14
additional_requirements: Minimum: 1024×768
\nRecommended: 1280×1024 \/ 1600×1024
\nUSB displays are not supported as the primary display.
internet required: no
windows:
cpu: X64 compatible Intel or AMD CPU
ram: 8
disk: 16
version: Windows 10 64 bit and Windows 11
additional_requirements: Minimum: 1024×768
\nRecommended: 1280×1024 \/ 1600×1024
internet required: no
trial: no
notes:
feature: Use hardware EQ curves on as many DAW tracks as you want
Bring the sound of classic hardware into your DAW\u2019s projects
Comes with a huge collection of presets from vintage hardware EQs
Use virtual cables for cloning plugins without an audio interface
Save analog EQ settings as a plugin preset
Mix and match curves from different EQs
Displays what\u2019s really happening with analog EQ curves
Clone plugins\u2014save curves from several series EQs as one preset
licensing methods:
computer
usb
platforms: mac
windows