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Nakatone TEQ-600
Master Bus EQ
Left in the front room since 1998. Something took root.
Weight · Body · Box · Voice · Bite · Air · Both / Mid / Side
$10
7-day trialNotes
A gentle six-fader EQ for the master bus, for home mastering and mix-bus work. It nudges broad regions of the mix by up to 3 dB each, and it can't be made to sound spiky.
See it in action
Full plugin, 7 days, then it passes audio through untouched.
- Download it below and open it in your DAW.
- The first time, it shows “Seven days, free”: type your email and press Start the free trial.
Until you start the trial, it passes audio through untouched. One trial per computer.
Download and try it free for 7 days
Windows
macOS 11 or later · Apple Silicon and Intel
Linux · x64
Hear about the next one
VST3 · AU · CLAP · LV2 · Standalone
Windows · macOS · Linux
Use it on
- The finished mix that's nearly there, but a bit boxy, a bit thin or a bit dull.
- The mix bus from the start, as a light hand on the overall tone.
- The sides or the middle only, with the Mid/Side switch: air on the sides, or less mud in the middle.
System requirements
- Formats: VST3, CLAP, LV2 and Standalone on every system; AU on macOS too.
- Windows: 64-bit (x64). Installer, or a zip to install by hand.
- macOS: 11 (Big Sur) or later, Apple Silicon and Intel. A signed, notarised installer, or a zip to install by hand.
- Linux: x64. A zip.
- Mono and stereo tracks.
- Zero latency.
Questions
What are the six faders?
- Weight (40 Hz) and Air (12 kHz): gentle shelves.
- Body (120 Hz), Box (400 Hz), Voice (1.2 kHz) and Bite (4 kHz): wide bells.
- Each is ±3 dB. Together they can move the curve by about 5 dB at most.
Why only ±3 dB?
On purpose. A full fader throw for 6 dB is finer than any number box, and the regions overlap so much that no setting can make the curve spiky.
Does it level-match?
No. It's an EQ: a boost is louder, as on any EQ.
Does it colour the sound with every fader at zero?
No. With every fader at the centre mark, the output is identical to the input, bit for bit.
Where are the numbers?
There aren't any on the face. The value is in your DAW. Double-click a fader to put it back to zero.
What happens when the trial ends?
The plugin stays in your sessions and passes audio through untouched until you activate it. It never goes silent, and your projects still open.
Can I get my money back?
Yes. Email support@oddduckaudio.com within 14 days of buying it, from the address you bought with, for a full refund.
