VEQ-4K ORANGE is a four-band EQ plugin from Antelope Audio that models a rare Japanese variation of the VEQ-4K channel strip EQ. It runs on Windows and macOS.
VEQ-4K ORANGE models a rare Japanese revision of the four-band EQ module found on 1980s British mixing consoles. Antelope Audio presents it as a clean-sounding EQ with controls that emulate valve EQ curves, giving it a character distinct from the earlier brown version. The plugin is available for Windows and macOS, and it includes low- and high-pass filters along with an optional bell curve for the low-frequency band.
Antelope Audio describes the Orange variation as close in sound to a Pultec-style EQ. The controls are designed to simulate valve EQ curves, aiming for a clean, musical tone rather than heavy coloration.
The unit provides four frequency bands, with low- and high-pass filters for cutting unwanted lows and highs. The low-frequency band also offers an optional bell curve, which adds shaping flexibility beyond a standard shelf.
VEQ-4K ORANGE is built around four bands plus filtering, so it can handle broad tonal shaping and corrective cuts within one channel strip-style interface.
The low- and high-pass filters make it practical for clearing rumble and air-band noise, while the switchable LF bell curve gives extra control over bass and low-mid weight.
Formats, systems and requirements as listed by Plugin Boutique. Missing details are left out, not guessed.
| Developer | Antelope Audio |
|---|---|
| Type | Plugin |
| Category | EQ |
| Operating systems | Windows, macOS |
VEQ-4K ORANGE is an EQ plugin from Antelope Audio that models a rare Japanese variation of the four-band VEQ-4K channel strip EQ, originally found on 1980s British mixing consoles.
VEQ-4K ORANGE runs on Windows and macOS.
The native plugin runs on a Mac or PC without additional hardware. A separate version runs in real time on compatible Synergy Core devices.
Yes. The low-frequency band includes an optional bell curve in addition to the four-band EQ and low- and high-pass filters.
