MORG-81 EQ plugin by Evertone Project, 3-band EQ interface

MORG-81 EQ: Hardware-Captured 3-Band EQ Plugin by Evertone Project

MORG-81 EQ is a 3-band EQ plus high-pass filter plugin from Evertone Project, built to recreate the sound of one specific hardware unit captured from a working studio.

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01Overview

MORG-81 EQ is an effects plugin in the EQ category from Evertone Project. It runs a three-band equalizer with a high-pass section on an 81-style amp, using the operating feel and frequency layout of the 66 and 73 line. The developer describes it as a sister product to other hardware-capture plugins developed with Ambience Sound Design. The plugin is intended to feel like inserting the original hardware into a session.

Best for

  • Mix EQ shaping
  • Analog-style tone sculpting
  • Vintage hardware emulation
  • Low-end cleanup
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EQ
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02Key features

What you get

  • Three-band EQ plus high-pass filter section
  • Based on an 81-style amp design
  • Operating feel and frequency layout of the 66 and 73 line
  • Captured from one individual hardware unit still in service
  • Response left uncorrected to keep unit-to-unit character
  • Null depth of -28.6 to -33.5 dB across 16 models, per the developer
  • Developed with Ambience Sound Design as part of a hardware-capture line
03In depth

Captured from a single hardware unit

Evertone Project captured MORG-81 EQ from one unit that is still in active service at a commercial recording studio in Western Japan, rather than from a gear collection kept for display. The developer says the response was left uncorrected, so differences between individual units are preserved instead of being averaged out.

The developer's background is relevant here. He is a studio owner and engineer who can open and service analog circuitry himself, which allowed the hardware to be serviced before measurement where needed.

Accuracy and verification

According to the developer, the plugin's difference from the hardware falls within the same range as the difference between two hardware units of the same model. The listed null depth against the hardware recording is -28.6 to -33.5 dB across all 16 models.

The capture process used scripts and automation to handle level management and setting checks, and each measurement was verified individually. Listening checks were combined with measured data from the environment-tuning stage onward.

04Specs

Will it run?

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

DeveloperEvertone Project
TypePlugin
CategoryEQ
05FAQ

Questions, answered

What is MORG-81 EQ?

MORG-81 EQ is an EQ plugin from Evertone Project. It provides three EQ bands plus a high-pass section, modeled on an 81-style amp.

How was MORG-81 EQ made?

The developer captured it from a specific hardware unit that is still in active use at a commercial studio. The response was not corrected, so the unit's individual character is retained.

What do I need to use MORG-81 EQ?

The product is listed as a plugin in the Effects category, EQ subcategory, and no trial is offered. Check the developer's details for supported formats and operating systems.

07Developer

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