Pro EQ is an analogue-modelled equalizer plugin from Minimal System Group, available as a VST2 effect for Windows. It offers four EQ bands, high and low pass filters and 29 presets.
Pro EQ is an EQ processor from Minimal System Group built to model analogue equalizers. The developer describes it as a high-end tool for demanding producers and mastering engineers. It is offered in VST2 format for Windows and includes four bands covering low frequencies, low mids, high mids and high frequencies, along with high and low pass filters. A set of 29 presets covers a range of instruments and scenarios, and the developer states that the plugin uses very little CPU.
Minimal System Group says Pro EQ is modelled on analogue equalizers, and it names SSL and Neve units as reference points for the design. The developer reports that the plugin is now used in a number of professional studios.
The four bands (LF, LMF, HMF and HF) let you shape tone across the full frequency range, while the high and low pass filters handle cleanup at either end of the spectrum.
Pro EQ includes 29 presets intended for different instruments and scenarios, which gives you a starting point before you adjust the bands yourself. The interface is described by the developer as professionally designed.
The plugin runs as a VST2 effect on Windows. It is a 32-bit plugin. The system requirements note that it can run on 64-bit systems using jBridge, and that it also works in the 64-bit versions of several hosts that include built-in bridging. A demo version is available, so you can check compatibility with your setup before buying.
Formats, systems and requirements as listed by Plugin Boutique. Missing details are left out, not guessed.
| Developer | Minimal System Group |
|---|---|
| Type | Plugin |
| Category | EQ |
| Formats | VST2 |
| Operating systems | Windows |
| Architecture | 32-bit only |
| Free trial | Yes |
Pro EQ runs on Windows only. It is a VST2 plugin for Windows-based PCs.
Pro EQ is a 32-bit plugin. On 64-bit systems it can be run using jBridge, and several 64-bit hosts including Cubase, Nuendo, Bitwig Studio, Reaper and FL Studio support it through their built-in bridging.
You need a Windows PC and a VST-compatible DAW or VST hosting software. The developer recommends trying the demo first to confirm it works with your system.
Yes. It includes 29 presets designed for different kinds of instruments and scenarios.
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