UAPP Toneboosters PEQ setting

[Logan2]

Hi everyone!

I am a newbie when comes to equalization, I hope someone can help me out here...

I have purchased UAPP (I am using G5 connected to Android smartphone via USB) just recently.

Up to now I have been using fixed band graphic EQs only.

I would like to set up my Toneboosters PEQ in UAPP according to Jaakko Pasanen's recommendations.

There are several different types of filters available in UAPP:

Low shelf, Low cut, Digital bell, Analog bell, High shelf, High cut, Low cut+gain, High cut+gain, Bandpass+gain, Notch+gain, Low shelf 2, Digital bell 2, High shelf 2, Low cut 1, High cut 1.

In Jaako's settings I can only see: Low shelf, High shelf and Peaking.

So my question is, which of the filter types above is equivalent of Jaakko's "Peaking"?

Also Jaako recommends to use either filters 1-5 or 1-10, based on number of filters available in PEQ.
What should I do if I have 6 filters available in UAPP?
Should I use 1-6? (please see Jaakko's PEQ settings attached).

Thank you so much for your help and advice.

 

[staticV3]

"Analog bell" is regular Peaking.

You can switch Toneboosters to 10 bands:


If there are only 6 bands available, then I believe you should only use AutoEQ's first 5 bands.

 

[Logan2]

Thanks a lot, very helpful.

 

[MrNice13]

Does inputing the values automatically set you a filter? In my case I need to mess with 30hz, 50hz, 4000 hz and 8000 hz freq so I keep analog bell for all of them ?

 

[MRC01]

Also: don't forget to add an overall level cut to avoid clipping.
I've found that the 6-band version of PEQ in ToneBoosters in UAPP is buggy. The 10-band version is more reliable, so that's what I use.

 

[MrNice13]

Also: don't forget to add an overall level cut to avoid clipping.
I've found that the 6-band version of PEQ in ToneBoosters in UAPP is buggy. The 10-band version is more reliable, so that's what I use.

what you mean by adding an overall level cut ?

 

[MRC01]

what you mean by adding an overall level cut ?

At the top of the 10-band PEQ form is a field called "Output Level". Set this to offset the maximum gain across all your PEQ settings.
For example, if your strongest PEQ band is +6 dB, then set output level to -6 dB.
PEQ bands that overlap will require a greater cut.

 

[MrNice13]

Thanks for the tips.

 

[Jimbob54]

Also: don't forget to add an overall level cut to avoid clipping.
I've found that the 6-band version of PEQ in ToneBoosters in UAPP is buggy. The 10-band version is more reliable, so that's what I use.

Buggy how? I use 6 band because I like the graph. I've noticed sometimes I can't change the preamp on 6 band but that's all.

 

[phoenixdogfan]

"Analog bell" is regular Peaking.

You can switch Toneboosters to 10 bands:
View attachment 278878 View attachment 278877

If there are only 6 bands available, then I believe you should only use AutoEQ's first 5 bands.

Actually there are 10. Go to the three dots, and look at the pull down menu.

 

[staticV3]

Actually there are 10. Go to the three dots, and look at the pull down menu.

Wdym? I'm aware that Toneboosters can be set to 10-band. I show how in the post you quoted.

 

[MRC01]

Buggy how? I use 6 band because I like the graph. I've noticed sometimes I can't change the preamp on 6 band but that's all.

Buggy in all kinds of ways. Some of the bands stop working. Sometimes the PEQ doesn't actually apply when it's turned on. I got tired of dealing with it so I switched to 10-band mode years ago and it's never had a problem.

 

[Svensson]

@Logan2 thanks for asking the questions - I had last night arrived at the same.
Incredibly helpful answrs by @staticV3 and others. You have answered all my questions too.

Hi everyone!

I am a newbie when comes to equalization, I hope someone can help me out here...

I have purchased UAPP (I am using G5 connected to Android smartphone via USB) just recently.

Up to now I have been using fixed band graphic EQs only.

I would like to set up my Toneboosters PEQ in UAPP according to Jaakko Pasanen's recommendations.

There are several different types of filters available in UAPP:

Low shelf, Low cut, Digital bell, Analog bell, High shelf, High cut, Low cut+gain, High cut+gain, Bandpass+gain, Notch+gain, Low shelf 2, Digital bell 2, High shelf 2, Low cut 1, High cut 1.

In Jaako's settings I can only see: Low shelf, High shelf and Peaking.

So my question is, which of the filter types above is equivalent of Jaakko's "Peaking"?

Also Jaako recommends to use either filters 1-5 or 1-10, based on number of filters available in PEQ.
What should I do if I have 6 filters available in UAPP?
Should I use 1-6? (please see Jaakko's PEQ settings attached).

Thank you so much for your help and advice.

 

[Music1969]

"Analog bell" is regular Peaking.

You can switch Toneboosters to 10 bands:
View attachment 278878 View attachment 278877

If there are only 6 bands available, then I believe you should only use AutoEQ's first 5 bands.

i have UAP Pro

Where can I add Toneboosters? I can't see it anywhere in the app

 

[Jimbob54]

i have UAP Pro

Where can I add Toneboosters? I can't see it anywhere in the app

From memory if you click the parametric eq button it should prompt a purchase

 

[Music1969]

From memory if you click the parametric eq button it should prompt a purchase View attachment 396257

EQ Can't be done to Tidal streams hey?

 

[Jimbob54]

EQ Can't be done to Tidal streams hey?

It sure can. Anything source played through UAPP can be subject to the various DSP including UAPP

 

[Music1969]

It sure can. Anything source played through UAPP can be subject to the various DSP including UAPP

thanks I found it. Can't do separate Left and Right channel PEQ @Jimbob54 @staticV3 ? I can't see that

 

[Jimbob54]

thanks I found it. Can't do separate Left and Right channel PEQ @Jimbob54 @staticV3 ? I can't see that

No, dont believe you can do separate L/R