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Rough Rider 3PLEASE READ!!!! This version of Rough Rider DOES NOT WORK WITH EQUALIZER APO, as Equalizer APO does not host VST3. You are welcome to use this older version, which does work. But do not contact us about this, either via email or on Discord. We do not support Equalizer APO in any fashion. DOWNLOAD (22mb ZIP file.)FORMATS CLAP, VST3, AAX Windows 8.1 or newer and a 64-bit DAW. CLAP, VST3, AAX, AudioUnit For Intel/M1/M2 macOS 10.13 or newer and a 64-bit DAW. CLAP. VST3, LV2 Ubuntu 22 or later and a 64-bit DAWIn its 15-year history, RoughRider has become one of the most commonly-used plugins in all of music production; its simplicity and sound make it a go-to compressor for every style of music. There are dozens of videos of how to install and use Rough Rider on YouTube. Please see if your question is answered by one of these tutorials before writing us. Legacy ProductsThese products have been discontinued or upgraded to new versions. Feel free to download and enjoy them!

MeldaProduction wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2023 4:25 pmHmmm, weird, I don't think GPU is the problem, seems more like the host is not really letting the plugin process anything - perhaps doubling it and transferring settings between the duplicates, or some other weird sh** Hi @MeldaProduction, awesome, thank you for chipping in!Well, the host is letting the plugin process the sound, it is just the eq curve that is missing from the GUI in the new plugin version 16.But I suspect that it has to do with some limitations that exist because of EqualizerAPO's design, specifically plugins in EqualizerAPO are not able to display live data, so meters etc. do not show anything, even though the sound is being processed.There is a post by EqualizerAPO's main developer Jonas Thedering ( ... 6b74/#c19c) that explains it in detail:Jonas Thedering - 2019-06-16 I can see that the main problem with VSTs is that the user interface and the processing is running separately. This is the concept of Equalizer APO and its Configuration Editor, but VSTs are made to run in a single application and under the normal user account.I have started work on a VST bridge, a separately running program that will host the VSTs and run under the normal user account. The audio data will be sent from Equalizer APO to the bridge via some kind of IPC and the user interface will be shown inside the Configuration Editor by seamlessly embedding a window that is created by the bridge.This should greatly increase compatibility but will also have some overhead because of the communication between Equalizer APO and bridge, so the current mode will still be available for simple VSTs to allow for best performance. The bridge will also allow to use 32 bit VSTs under 64 bit Windows, which is currently not possible as 32 bit DLLs can't be loaded in 64 bit applications.There remains some work to be done before I can release this functionality, however, so you still have to wait a bit. One problem is that normally a new VST instance is created after each configuration change, so VSTs will have to be reused somehow so their GUI can be kept.So what I suspect has happened, but may be wrong of course, is that some (maybe all) Melda plugins in version 16, have moved some elements from being only in the GUI to the plugin's processing which

#1 There doesn't seem to be a straight forward way to do this:1. VST plugins: I have found these to be hard to use and unstable. Bandwidth is usually in octaves, not Q.2. Effect DSP: In the IIR filter section there are single frequency PEQ filters. A new instance of the plugin is required for each frequency. Frequencies and magnitude must be integers although Q is granular. There's a big difference between 2 db and 2.5 db.3. Make FIR filters using Rephase and load them into the convolver. Everything has to be resampled to the frequency of the WAV impulse file used. Have I missed anything important? #2 If you're happy with DirectSound (versus ASIO/WASAPI), you can use EQ APO globally. Note that its config files support if/then/else, so you can choose rePhase IRs by samplerate automatically. The native filters are IIR & seem to work well. #3 There doesn't seem to be a straight forward way to do this:1. VST plugins: I have found these to be hard to use and unstable. Bandwidth is usually in octaves, not Q. I use easyEQ VTS with foobar and it's pretty stable though not rock-solid, hangs up like once a year.Octaves can be converted to Q and back: #4 I like to use Toneboosters Equalizer v3 or v4 for headphones. Presets can be saved and reloaded easily. Although I’m a bit lazy nowadays so I just use Morphit or sonarworks for HP EQ. #5 Oh yeah, Equalizer APO is excellent as well...

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