New: FabFilter Pro-Q 2.01 update released!
We have just released FabFilter Pro-Q 2.01, a free update for existing Pro-Q 2
users with improvements to the piano display and solo mode, along with various
bug fixes.
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Of course, FabFilter Pro-Q 2.01 is fully compatible with Pro-Q 2.00. We recommend
all Pro-Q 2 users to upgrade to version 2.01.
What's new in FabFilter Pro-Q 2.01?
- Improved the piano display: you can now drag multiple selected curves in parallel,
and double-clicking the piano display creates a new curve at this position.
- Improved solo mode for Bell and Notch filters to better isolate the frequency area
of interest. When soloing Low/High-Cut filters, the Q value now always stays the same,
making it easier to just fine-tune the frequency.
- Added support for displaying the current EQ curve in Avid's S6 control surface.
- Fixed a bug in the Auto Gain feature: it would not correctly compensate bands that
are in per-channel mode (L/R or M/S). For example, splitting a stereo band would double
the auto gain effect. This now works as intended while preserving compatibility with
existing saved sessions. When working with an existing session that uses Auto Gain,
simply disable and re-enable Auto Gain to get the new behavior.
- Fixed a bug in the VST3 plugin that could cause the sound to stay the same (not
using the new parameter values) after using Undo or loading a preset.
- Fixed a bug in the VST3 plugin that caused the saved parameter state to be ignored
when opening a saved Audio Montage in WaveLab 8 (this fix is not needed for WaveLab 8.5.10).
- Fixed a bug in the VST3 plugin that caused the latency to be reported as zero when
opening a saved Audio Montage in WaveLab 8 and 8.5.
- Fixed a bug in Natural Phase mode that could cause an incorrect frequency response
with some rare combinations of frequency and slope settings with Low Cut and Notch
filters.
- Fixed a bug when double-clicking a control to enter a new value: clicking outside
the input box now accepts the new value while previously it would discard it.
- Fixed a bug in the AU plugin: pressing Cmd+Q to quit the host while Pro-Q 2 was in
full screen mode would cause it to crash.
- Fixed a bug when zooming out in the display when Analyzer Freeze is enabled: this
would create a large blob on the left side of the display in the analyzer.
- Fixed a bug with Full Screen mode in the 32-bit VST2 plugin in Cubase on Mac OS X
when 'Always on top' was enabled: the plugin window would float on top of the full
screen window. In addition, keystrokes are now correctly passed to Cubase in this case
(e.g. playback start/stop).
- Small other bug fixes and improvements.
About FabFilter Pro-Q 2
FabFilter Pro-Q 2 is a major update to our Pro-Q equalizer plug-in. New features such
as Full Screen mode, unique Natural Phase processing, Auto Gain, Spectrum Grab, Gain-Q
interaction and slope support for all filter types make Pro-Q 2 better than its
predecessor in every way, while staying true to our original vision of combining high
sound quality with unsurpassed interface workflow. If you haven't tried Pro-Q 2 yet,
download the 30-day trial version and test it yourself!
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FabFilter Pro-Q 2 is now available for €149, $199 or £124,
on Windows and Mac OS X in VST 2/3, Audio Units, AAX, RTAS and AudioSuite
plug-in formats.
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Of course, bundles with other FabFilter plug-ins are also available. And if you
already own one or more FabFilter plug-ins, you can purchase or upgrade to FabFilter Pro-Q 2
with a very attractive discount via your online account:
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