I mostly take subtle frequencies away, but I do have numerous areas where I am targeting specific frequencies to boost, or pull down. Is it only around the 1 k hertz area ?, boosted, only? How long, and what rev's were possibly impacted, Etc. In the final analysis, until it's fixed, just be aware of what your EQ'ing, and where. Let's follow this issue, and hope that Presonus fixes it soon!ĭefinately interested on keeping an eye (ear) on this. Summary: Until this bug is fixed you should **not** use the HQ setting for Pro-EQ. With the HQ button 'on' you see the artifacts/harmonics on the square wave trace and with the button off the aliasing harmonics magically disappear!Īnother user is demonstrates it even better here on You Tube: You can test it for yourselves here with the attached. However, this is not happening and instead a many aliasing artifacts **appear** in the audio spectrum when this button is set to "High Quality" setting. What the button should be doing (when pressed 'on') is to engage 2x oversampling in order to remove any aliasing artifacts from the audio spectrum of the EQ'd signal. Problem: The "button" that says "High Quality" in Pro-EQ is not performing correctly. (Presonus Support are fully aware, and I am told that the software developers in Germany are "tracking" it.)
I want to bring to your attention that there is bug in Studio One's Pro-EQ plugin.
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