Infinity EQ 2 by Slate Digital parametric EQ plugin interface

Infinity EQ 2: Parametric EQ Plugin by Slate Digital

Infinity EQ 2 is a parametric equalizer plugin from Slate Digital, the updated successor to Infinity EQ. It adds dynamic filters, three new filter types and a redesigned control panel.

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01Overview

Infinity EQ 2 is the update to Slate Digital's Infinity EQ parametric equalizer. It keeps the original's focus on minimal mouse clicks while adding dynamic filtering, new filter shapes and a streamlined interface. The plugin is available for Windows and macOS in VST3, VST2, AU and AAX formats, so it can be used in most common DAWs. Its updated workflow is aimed at producers who use EQ for both static tone shaping and dynamic control.

Best for

  • De-essing vocals
  • Dynamic EQ on mixes
  • Corrective mixing EQ
  • Tilt tonal balance
  • Transient-friendly shaping
Developer
Slate Digital
Category
EQ
Store
Plugin Boutique
02Key features

What you get

  • Updated parametric EQ with dynamic filters
  • Three new filter types: Notch, Tilt and Bandpass
  • Tight timing mode for fast, reactive processing
  • Smooth timing mode with slower, transient-friendly release
  • Streamlined interface with new control panel
  • Infinite GUI scaling for any display
  • Available in VST3, VST2, AU and AAX formats
03In depth

Dynamic Filters and Timing Modes

Infinity EQ 2 brings dynamic filters into the Infinity EQ workflow, so band gain can respond to the signal instead of staying fixed.

Two timing modes control how quickly the dynamic processing reacts. Tight is fast and reactive, which the developer recommends for tasks such as de-essing. Smooth uses a slower release that lets more transient content through.

Filter Shapes and Interface

Three new filter types join the existing set: Notch, Tilt and Bandpass. These give you additional shapes for corrective and creative EQ moves.

Curves and dynamic processing parameters are adjusted from a new control panel designed for quick changes. The interface also supports infinite GUI scaling, so it can be sized to fit your display.

04Specs

Will it run?

Formats, systems and requirements as listed by Plugin Boutique. Missing details are left out, not guessed.

DeveloperSlate Digital
TypePlugin
CategoryEQ
FormatsVST3, VST2, AU, AAX
Operating systemsWindows, macOS
Architecture64-bit
05FAQ

Questions, answered

What formats is Infinity EQ 2 available in?

Infinity EQ 2 is available in VST3, VST2, AU and AAX formats.

Which operating systems does Infinity EQ 2 support?

Infinity EQ 2 runs on Windows 10 or Windows 11, and on macOS 13 or later. It is a 64-bit plugin.

What do I need to use Infinity EQ 2?

You need a free iLok license manager account to run Slate Digital software. The system requirements list 4GB of RAM and an Intel, AMD or Apple Silicon processor, depending on platform.

What is the difference between Tight and Smooth timing?

Tight is fast and reactive and is suited to tasks like de-essing. Smooth has a slower release that lets more transient through.

07Developer

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