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Equilibrium
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Equilibrium v1.6.6

Equilibrium is your spectral balancer for the master bus. It splits the frequency spectrum into five independent bands — Sub, Bass, Mid, Hi-Mid, Presence — each with its own EQ, stereo width, and pan control. Band-Indikator-Bars show you exactly what's happening across your mix in zero-latency processing, eliminating guesswork and delivering surgical precision.

Unlike traditional parametric EQs that require you to hunt for the right frequency, Equilibrium uses band-based design: you see the problematic frequency range, measure its deviation from target, and adjust gain, stereo width, or pan directly above that band's visualization. The integrated analysis and control promotes fast, accurate mixing decisions without context-switching between windows.

Purpose-built for pre-mastering balance, Equilibrium corrects mix imbalances, tightens stereo imagery, and prepares your mix for the mastering chain. Export your plugin state via SNAP and feed it into any AI for feedback — this is the AI-First approach to mixing.

Download

Windows Linux Mac

Mac builds are for Apple Silicon (M1–M4). Intel Macs not supported.

How to install

  1. Download the .zip file for your platform
  2. Extract the .clap bundle and copy it into your CLAP folder:
    • Windows: C:\Program Files\Common Files\CLAP
    • Mac: /Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/CLAP or ~/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins/CLAP
    • Linux: ~/.clap
    • Or create your own folder and add it in your DAW's plugin settings
  3. Restart your DAW — or use its plugin reload/scan function

Update: Just replace the old .clap file with the new one from the ZIP and reload your DAW.

System Requirements

WindowsWindows 11 64-bit (OpenGL 3.0+)
macOSApple Silicon (M1–M4), OpenGL 3.0+
LinuxModern distro with OpenGL 3.0+ drivers (Mesa)
GPUOpenGL 3.0+ — any GPU from ~2008+
DAWCLAP-compatible (Reaper, Bitwig, Studio One, FL Studio)

GPU-accelerated UI: Vizia + OpenGL (Skia rendering). OpenGL 3.0 support is near-universal — any GPU since ~2008 works. If hardware OpenGL is unavailable (Remote Desktop, VM without GPU passthrough), the editor won't open, but the DAW and audio processing continue normally. Learn more in the FAQ.


Features

  • 5-band crossover equalizer with Band-Indikator-Bars (energy columns, not FFT spectrum)
  • Independent stereo width control per band (mono to 150% width)
  • Configurable Mono Floor (side high-pass filter, 0–300 Hz)
  • Phase Correlation metering and L/R balance display
  • Auto Gain Compensation to maintain consistent output level during EQ adjustments
  • Pre-Master Static Gain Correction with configurable target peak (−6 to −3 dB)
  • Goniometer scope visualization with auto-scaling envelope follower
  • SNAP export — structured Markdown snapshot for AI-assisted analysis and feedback
  • Zero-latency processing with static pre-master gain correction
  • GPU-accelerated Iced/wgpu UI with responsive band visualization
  • Mono and Delta monitoring modes for diagnostic analysis

Technical

Format
CLAP
Platforms
Windows 11 x64, Linux x64, macOS (Apple Silicon)
Language
Rust (Truce, Vizia, OpenGL)

Resources

📖 User Manual ▶ Watch on YouTube

SNAP — AI Analysis

Equilibrium ships with SNAP: export your complete plugin state — spectrum, band levels, parameters — as a structured markdown snapshot. Feed that into ChatGPT, Claude, or any LLM for analysis, suggestions, or a second opinion on your mix.

SNAP saves the snapshot as a .md (Markdown) file in your plugin's vault folder. To read it, use any Markdown reader — we recommend Obsidian for the best experience.


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