Technical information

By choosing more bands, even the smallest differences in the analyzed spectrums will be matched, while choosing less bands will

only cover the main shape of the difference spectrum. Usually, there's no need to alter this, as EQ Match intelligently chooses the

number of bands that is sufficient to match the most important characteristics of the difference spectrum.

If you're happy with the results, simply click the Finish button (or click anywhere outside the EQ Match panel), after which the new

EQ bands are permanently added. Of course, you can also choose to return to the previous step, by clicking the Analyze button.

Notes

To analyse the input and side-chain one after another (for example because you're comparing audio at a different song

positions in your DAW), use the two record/pause buttons, via which you can choose to ignore the side-chain or input

spectrum temporarily.

You might see a warning that no audio is being detected for the input and/or side-chain, so there's nothing to analyze. This

usually happens becuase either your DAW isn't running or because the side-chain isn't properly connected and receiving audio.

The Match button will automatically become available when both a valid input and side-chain spectrum have been analyzed.

Until that time, there's not enough information to match and it will remain disabled.

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