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[Chipicui]

Hi!
First I would like to say thanks for the nice improvements in the graphic eq.
I have a suggestion that hopefully won’t be terribly hard to implement, and really augments its usefulness even more now that we have lots of bands.
Just a scaling slider besides the master gain that would scale every band (not those on 0dB, of course).
I hear lots of different music and the mastering eq is usually different between different genres, age, editions, etc.
Sometimes i need more bass, sometimes less, etc... but I generally use a single room/speakers correction curve in the graphic eq so it would be massively useful to have just one slider that would scale all the bands up or down.
A relatively common feature in well crafted vst eq’s.
Thank you very much again for a beautiful piece of software!

[Matt]

With the latest build you can make the window much taller.  Might help?

[Chipicui]

That’s a nice improvement Matt, thanks!
But here I’m talking about a new fader that simply multiplies each frequency’s value in dB against the value of the scaler fader which could have a range of... let’s say -2 to +2
It’s not the same thing as to be able to change fader lenght changing window size as is now.
I mean to scale all gain values with a single fader.
It’s a great help when you use a somewhat static equalization preset and you only want to attenuate or amplify the curve

[Chipicui]

You can see a great example of this in action on the excellent and freeware MarvelEQ by Voxengo.
It has two arrows on top right of the interface that scale the values up or down.