Surgical Mixing From Softube

US Softube and Weiss release Weiss EQ MP 19/01/21

Softube tells us that the Weiss EQ MP is an equalizer honed for professional-grade use. A spokesperson said, "Built on the minimum phase algorithm of the legendary Weiss EQ1, EQ MP is designed for exacting mixing applications that necessitate a surgical EQ and sound quality that is a cut above the rest. Like the mastering legend Weiss EQ1, EQ MP is a seven-band equalizer. It offers the famous transparency of EQ1 coupled with the sharpest accuracy achievable."

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Softube and Weiss Engineering's EQ MP is optimized for the discerning mixing specialist, with low latency and a light CPU load. EQ MP uses the minimum phase algorithm and the same dual seven-band setup with the expanded parameter set of EQ1. But with continuous unstepped frequency parameters, expanded filter slopes, and a resizable GUI with dark mode, it is a decidedly new take on Weiss technology.

Weiss Engineering has been a trailblazer in digital audio equipment design since 1979. The results of its focus on pioneering digital audio equipment for mastering studios are legendary. Softube is proud of a relationship with Weiss Engineering that dates back to 2008. From the initial DS1-MK3 to the new EQ MP, Softube and Weiss Engineering continue to prove that Swedish and Swiss engineering make a robust team. Mixing professionals the world over will want a prescription for EQ MP.

Weiss EQ MP in short

Weiss EQ1 – Weiss EQ MP is now included. Weiss EQ1 owners will automatically receive the EQ MP for free.

Weiss Complete Collection – Weiss EQ MP is now included in the collection. Weiss Complete Collection owners will automatically receive the EQ MP for free.

Surgically precise, ultra-transparent, and high fidelity

Developed in collaboration with Weiss Engineering

Featuring the minimum phase algorithm and dual seven-band setup of Weiss EQ1

Low latency (17 samples in 44.1KHz) and low CPU load

Double-precision 64-bit, low noise processing with internal oversampling

New Dark Mode GUI feature

Easy to use, with no learning curve