LRC5

LRC5

Five band EQ Audio Unit

46 ratings
15 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 7, 2019
  • May 27, 2022
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This audio unit provides a five-band equalizer for iOS devices. It features adjustable low shelf, high shelf, and three parametric filters with a boost/cut range of 24 dB. Designed for signal coloring, it can be used in mono or stereo configurations.

Five-band equalizer
Low shelf and high shelf filters
Three parametric peak/cut filters
24 dB boost/cut range
Adjustable Q factor
Mono-to-mono or stereo-to-stereo operation
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What's New in LRC5

1.13

May 27, 2022

Fixed a bug that might cause the effect to not reset when a host requests a reset.

User reviews

No frills but nice

If you want the best EQ on ios it will cost you. Pro Q is undisputed but if you need a free EQ, this is the best no frills, no cost EQ. So what are you waiting for? Great developer, support them.

Best EQ

As an Artist who mixes his own music, I can say that this is definitely the best mobile EQ out there. Don’t miss out on making your music sound industry standard with this simple plugin!

Couldn’t get of the introduction after 2 hours

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No

This app would not let me go past the toutrual. I got very mad don’t try to use this app

Response from developer

LRC5 is an Audio Unit, or AU, for iOS. The application is simply a container for the Audio Unit and also serves as the documentation for the AU. LRC5 must be used in some sort of Audio Unit host or DAW application such as GarageBand, Audiobus, AUM, or Cubasis. How you insert an AU into the signal chain depends on the DAW or host you are using. The best place to look for that information is in the documentation for the host.

This Equalizer Is Dangerous For Your ears

I really like this equalizer because you can be very precise with your sounds. But, there is a huge error that happens when you want to cut out the highs in your instrument and it sends loud ear bleeding hertz into your headphones/speakers. This happens to me every time I cut out highs in my mix. Deleted this app because of this. This can kill your eardrums and it can make you deaf. Don’t download this app until they fix that problem.
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Response from developer

I haven’t had reports of a bug like this before. It would be helpful if you would contact me through the email link on our website so that I can get more specifics. Things like what host you are using and the signal path would be useful.

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FAQ

What is LRC5?

LRC5 is an Audio Unit (AU) for iOS that functions as a five-band equalizer. It is designed to be used within other Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) applications on iOS devices for shaping audio signals.

What types of filters does LRC5 offer?

LRC5 includes a low shelf filter, a high shelf filter, and three parametric peak/cut filters. Each filter can boost or cut audio frequencies by up to 24 dB.

Can LRC5 be used with any audio host application on iOS?

Yes, LRC5 is an Audio Unit and must be used within an Audio Unit host or DAW application on iOS. It is not a standalone application.

What is the frequency range for the filters in LRC5?

The frequency range for each of the filters in LRC5 spans from 10 Hz to 20 kHz, allowing for precise adjustments across the audible spectrum.

How does LRC5 handle stereo and mono audio?

LRC5 supports mono-to-mono or stereo-to-stereo configurations, as long as the input and output channels match. The controls and settings are applied identically to all channels.

What is the Q factor in LRC5, and how does it affect the sound?

The Q factor in LRC5 controls the bandwidth of the peaking filters, ranging from 0.0 to 1.0. A higher Q value results in a narrower frequency band, though LRC5 is primarily intended for overall signal coloring rather than surgical frequency adjustments.

How often is LRC5 updated?

LRC5 was last updated on May 27, 2022, with version 1.13. This indicates a moderate update frequency, suggesting ongoing support and potential improvements.

Is LRC5 available for devices other than iPhone and iPad?

LRC5 is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for the iOS ecosystem.