Audio Assault FreakQ 2.0.1 for Mac
Mac AudioAudio Assault FreakQ 2.0.1 for Mac, sold as FreakQ 305, is an equaliser plugin with a difference: instead of staying perfectly clean, it adds gentle harmonics inside the bands you boost or cut, giving EQ moves a more analogue, musical character.
Its layout follows a classic studio EQ, with shelves, bell filters and high- and low-pass filters, so it feels familiar straight away. A scale control lets you pull all your moves back at once, which is a quick way to audition how much EQ a track really needs.
Key Features
- Analogue-style EQ with harmonic colour that follows your boosts and cuts
- Two shelves, three bell filters plus high-pass and low-pass filters
- Scale control to increase or reduce the intensity of the whole EQ curve
- Useful on individual tracks, buses and mix finishing
- Simple, hardware-like interface with no deep menus
How to Download
- Check the system requirements below and confirm your DAW's plugin formats.
- Use the green Download button on this page to reach the developer's website, and get the Mac version from there.
- Install the plugin and load it on a track in your DAW to start shaping sounds.
System Requirements
FreakQ runs as a plugin on a recent version of macOS, in the standard AU, VST and AAX formats used by Mac DAWs. Check the developer's website for the current version and exact compatibility.
FAQs
Is FreakQ a clean EQ?
No, and that is the point: it is designed to add harmonics as you work, so boosts feel richer than a transparent digital EQ. For surgical, colourless corrections, use it alongside your DAW's stock EQ.
Is Audio Assault FreakQ free?
It is a paid plugin, and Audio Assault has at times included older plugins in promotions. Check the developer's website for the current price and any trial options.
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