Plugin Alliance Black Box Analog Design HG-Q v1.0.0 WiN

Brainworx and Black Box Analog Design are proud to introduce the HG-Q plugin, a meticulously modeled version of the forthcoming HG-Q hardware EQ that's seven years in the making. Building on the acclaimed collaboration that brought the HG-2 to life, this revolutionary EQ combines analog warmth with cutting-edge flexibility and tonal depth, bringing an entirely new dimension to EQs.

EQ with rich saturation and pristine cuts
Featuring six bands of fully independent boosts and cuts, HG-Q is a creative powerhouse that reshapes and enhances your sound in a totally unique way. Boosts combine gain with Black Box's trademark analog tubes, adding rich, creamy harmonic content without muddying transients or compromising mix clarity. Cuts are performed with a pristine solid-state circuit for reduced distortion. This leads to the best of all worlds and one-of-a-kind interactions. HG-Q gives you refined control over every element of your mix.

Dynamic control, ultimate creativity
Sculpt frequencies to remove unwanted elements while simultaneously enhancing key tonal characteristics with Black Box's coveted creamy saturation. Harness analog with total control of dynamic phase interactions and the ability to adjust Q values for each band independently. This is the sound of modern analog.

Every frequency, every detail – fully under control
Unlike conventional saturation, the HG-Q's circuit brings out lower-level details and enhances the mix density, resulting in a fuller, more vibrant sound. The “2X” mode further expands the EQ's range, allowing up to 16dB boosts and cuts with intensified saturation that brings out every harmonic nuance. The result is a more cohesive, balanced, and musically engaging sound, achievable even at aggressive settings.

Shape, shift, and reshape – all within view
HG-Q has a one-of-a-kind topology. Its bands interact with one another in a totally new way. You'll love hearing how boosts and cuts add character to frequencies on other bands, or watching and controlling these special interactions with the built-in spectrum analyzer.

A new way to EQ
As you start boosting, cutting, adding saturation and switching between series and parallel, you will unlock a new wildly complex set of satisfying interactions and curves. View the HG-Q is not your conventional EQ, as its strength lies in dramatically contouring and reshaping audio material to enhance your mix in a masterfully musical way. It is truly the first of its kind.

Features
Collaboration with Black Box Analog Design: The HG-Q plugin is meticulously modeled after the upcoming HG-Q hardware EQ, continuing the successful partnership that produced the acclaimed HG-2.
Revolutionary EQ: Combines analog warmth with cutting-edge flexibility and tonal depth, redefining possibilities in audio production.
Six-Band Structure: Features three independent bands for boost and three for cut, offering refined control over every element of a mix.
Simultaneous Frequency Sculpting: Allows users to remove unwanted frequencies while enhancing key tonal characteristics through dynamic phase interactions.
Advanced Saturation Circuit: Adds rich harmonic content without compromising transients or clarity, enhancing lower-level details for a fuller sound.
Tube Saturation in Boost Bands: Each boost band incorporates a tube saturation stage, adding warmth and harmonic richness to the signal.
Solid-State Technology for Cut Filters: The cut filters utilize solid-state technology, ensuring precise and clean frequency removal.
2X Mode: Expands the EQ's range to allow up to 16dB boosts and cuts, intensifying saturation for deeper harmonic nuances.
Musical Phase Interactions: Adjust the Q of cuts to be narrower and switch between series and parallel modes to create musical phase interactions that enhance mix elements.
Stereo, M/S, Dual Mono and Mono processing
Plugin-Only Features:

Expanded view with multilayer knobs extracted to dedicated controls
Aggressive saturation mode to unleash harmonics
High-resolution EQ-curve to visualize dependencies and interaction between bands
Auto-Listen
Scalable UI



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